One of the most popular stories of Arthur is about how he became king by drawing a sword from a stone ... The sword was male (the Irish word for sword can also be a nickname for a male organ ...

I can recognize the odd word here. I can see concept-something and then eadem nocte.''' Eadem nocte.''' So, this tells you that on this night was conceived, celebrated, King Arthur, Arturus ...

King Arthur's Hall is an unusual solitary structure on a remote part of Bodmin Moor; the name "moor" here means "open uplands," possibly from an Old English word meaning "swamp." It is rectangular ...

are drawing from the same well. But while its more grounded take on King Arthur’s origins could appeal to fans of “Thrones” and dadcore nonfiction tomes alike, “The Winter King” is also ...

Known as King Arthur’s Hall, the unique site is located in Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. It’s about 160 feet long and 70 feet wide, and its walls are made of 56 earth-covered stones, which once ...

King Arthur is the most famous figure to seek the ... Around the same time that these chalices began drawing attention, literature also began focusing on the vessel and centering epic stories ...