Gawain
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Gawain
'Boy With No Name', 'Knight of Maidens', 'Knight of the Surcoat' | Balbhuaidh, Calliano, Calvano, Chalvano, Gagains, Galvagin, Galvaginus, Galwainus, Galwan, Gaoulbanos, Gauain, Gauaine, Gauainet, Gauains, Gauanet, Gauein, Gaugains, Gauuain, Gauvain, Gauvains, Gauvei, Gauvein, Gauveis, Gauwain, Gavain, Gavains, Gavaon, Gaven, Gavion, Gawane, Gawaine, Gawains, Gawan, Gawayne, Gawein, Gawyn, Gawein, Gawen, Gawin, Gayain, Gowin, Grion, Gualguainus, Gualguanus, Gualwanus, Valven, Walewein, Walgan, Walgannus, Waluuanii, Walwain, Walwainus, Walwan, Walwein, Walwen, Walwin, Wawain, WawayneThe eldest son of King Lot and Morgawse and one of Arthur's most prominent knights. [More]
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Gawain the Brown
Gauvain le BrunThe first foster-father of Gawain, entrusted with the child by Morgause and Lot.
He named the baby after himself and eventually set him adrift on the ocean. The infant washed up on shore and was rescued by a fisherman.
See also
Viamundus | The Legend of King Arthur
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Gawain the Hermit
GauvaineThe more famous Sir Gawaine was baptized by and named after this saintly hermit.
When begged to give the infant a gift, the hermit Gawaine prayed to Heaven, obtaining the grace that Sir Gawaine, however exhausted before noon, would always grow fresh and vigorous again at midday.