melion造句

• King Arthur arrives in Ireland, and Melion goes to him.
• Melion bands together with ten other wolves and begins killing livestock and people.
• Three years later, Melion, his wife, and a squire go hunting.
• Knowing that Melion is tame, King Arthur and the knights investigate why he attacked the man.
• In Marie de France's Bisclavret and the anonymous Melion, a knight turns into a werewolf.
• When Melion returns to the place where he left his wife, he sees that she is gone.
• The people complain to the king, who hunts down ten of the eleven, leaving Melion alone.
• In the age of courtly love, it is impossible for Melion to find such a woman at court.
• Melion promises her the meat and asks her to help him transform into a wolf using a magical ring.
• The squire confesses, and the daughter is forced to come to court with the magical ring to restore Melion.
• Meanwhile, the wife takes Melion's clothes and the ring, and she elopes to Ireland with the squire.
• At the court of the King of Ireland, Melion sees the squire who left with his wife and he attacks him.
• The wife touches Melion's head with the stone of the ring, and he heads off into the forest after the stag.
• Melion sees a beautiful stag, and his wife declares that she will die if she does not eat the flesh of this particular animal.
• After becoming a man again, Melion considers punishing his wife by transforming her into a wolf, but instead, he leaves her and returns to Britain with King Arthur.
• "Melion " tells the story of a knight named Melion who serves King Arthur and who vows that he will never marry a woman who has loved another man.
• "Melion " tells the story of a knight named Melion who serves King Arthur and who vows that he will never marry a woman who has loved another man.
• It included some incantations in a dull but commanding voice with the words " Helion, Melion, Tetragrammaton " ( as reportedly used by Cagliostro ), some French sentences like " Parois.
• Source : " The Authority of the Word : Reflecting on Image and Text in Northern Europe, 1400-1700 " by Celeste Brusati, Karl A . E . Enenkel and Walter S . Melion ( Nov 2011 ) ISBN 9004215158 page 3
• Walter Melion, the former art history department chairman at Johns Hopkins University, who also used ARTstor in the spring to teach " History of Early Modern Printmaking, " said that using ARTstor's images was like " entering the print with your eye ."