Pannenoisance

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After the Perlesvaus, Pannenoisance is one of King Arthur's three castles, alongside Carduel and Camaalot ( Camelot ). It is by the sea. The Welsh form of the name, 14th century, is Penneis (s) ence. Nitze identifies her with Penzance near Land's End in Cornwall .

literature

  • William A. Nitze: Glastonbury and the Holy Grail . In: Modern Philology 1/2. 1903, pp. 247-257.
  • William H. Dickinson: King Arthur in Cornwall . Longmans Green, London 1900.