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From: ramsay@kcl-cs.UUCP (ZNAC440)
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Subject: Re: Hawk of May and trilogy
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Date: Mon, 24-Jun-85 21:01:30 EDT
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In article <2341@topaz.ARPA> jmellby%ti-eg.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa writes:
>They take liberties with the mythos by creating
>Gwalchmai, the brother of Agravain, son of Lot, who becomes Arthur's best
>knight.  

Wait a minute! This Gwalchmai (The Eagle) also is the hero of H. Warner Munn's
books, "Merlin's Godson" and "Merlin's Ring", except that in these, he's not
only Merlin's Godson, he's the son of a Roman centurion who sailed west with
Merlin, and wasn't even born when Arthur was doing his bit! You must agree that
the name is a bit unusual, so where are these authors doing their research??
I'd like to know where they got the name from, to produce two so completely
different people from the same name in the same set of mythos.

				R. Ramsay