NIGHTBRINGER | The Arthurian Encyclopedia

Saint Bernard’s Mount


According to the Prose Brut, Arthur fought and killed the giant Dinabuc at Saint Bernard’s Mount just prior to the Roman War.

Why the author chose to name the hill after Saint Bernard, rather than use the familiar Mont-Saint-Michel, is unclear.


Sources
Prose Brut | Late 13th century to late 15th century
”The Legend of King Arthur” | 16th century