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Fictional character in Thomas Malory's Le Morte d' Arthur
Annowre (Anouwre) is an evil enchantress who desires King Arthur in Thomas Malory's Le Morte d' Arthur. Malory based her on a nameless character from
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Legendary king of the Britons
Other characters Accolon Agrestes Angharad Golden-Hand Anguish of Ireland Annowre Ban Ban Lady Bertilak Black Knight(s) Blanchefleur King Bors Brangaine
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Character in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur
character, also appearing in Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, is Lady Annowre of Perilous Forest. Annowre is an evil sorceress who plotted to kill Arthur out of her
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Arthurian legend character
Other characters Accolon Agrestes Angharad Golden-Hand Anguish of Ireland Annowre Ban Ban Lady Bertilak Black Knight(s) Blanchefleur King Bors Brangaine
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Sorceress in Arthurian legend
Post-Vulgate, and together with Tristan frees Arthur from the lustful sorceress Annowre in a motif taken from the Prose Tristan. In Malory's version, Brandin of
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Arthurian legend character
Guinevere, even successfully resisting the forceful advances of the sorceress Annowre for her sake, except as a victim of a spell in a variant of the "False
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Relations of the legendary king
Galeshin (by Nentres and Elaine) Cousin: Hoel of Brittany Would-be-paramours: Annowre, Camille Although Arthur is given sons in both early and late Arthurian
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5th-6th century Celtic king in South Wales or Brittany
Other characters Accolon Agrestes Angharad Golden-Hand Anguish of Ireland Annowre Balin and Balan Ban Lady Bertilak Black Knight(s) Blanchefleur Bors the
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Legendary Breton king and Welsh saint
Other characters Accolon Agrestes Angharad Golden-Hand Anguish of Ireland Annowre Ban Ban Lady Bertilak Black Knight(s) Blanchefleur King Bors Brangaine
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