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to wed the king. He and Iseult accidentally consume a love potion while en route and fall helplessly in love with each other. The pair then undergoes numerous trials that test their secret affair, before the tragic end.
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wrote a classical guitar solo entitled "Tristan
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2544:Characters
2238:Holy Grail
2207:Petitcrieu
1788:Bagdemagus
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418:Holy Grail
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2767:Liebestod
2610:BĂ©roul's
2556:Brangaine
2441:Pendragon
2233:Excalibur
2202:Gringolet
2176:Vortigern
2111:Maleagant
2086:Lohengrin
1981:Brunor(s)
1976:Brangaine
1898:Sagramore
1888:Pellinore
1878:Palamedes
1723:Guinevere
1718:Gingalain
1580:BĂ©roul's
1365:16 August
1185:Palamedes
900:Tau cross
892:Polkerris
825:: one in
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452:Brittonic
379:romancer
377:Arthurian
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202:folk hero
178:Drustanus
174:Brythonic
83:"Tristan"
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2604:Tristran
2576:Meliodas
2376:In media
2360:Tintagel
2350:Lyonesse
2325:Corbenic
2315:Celliwig
2305:Caerleon
2166:Taliesin
2121:Meliodas
2056:Hellawes
2016:Feirefiz
1986:Catigern
1926:Agrestes
1893:Percival
1858:Lancelot
1838:Galehaut
1793:Bedivere
1748:Morgause
1668:Agravain
1650:and the
1383:(1970).
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1092:starred
1069:Eurasian
1065:Parthian
989:in 1882.
839:Crichton
827:Brittany
817:Lyonesse
780:Lyonesse
703:Meliodas
680:Lancelot
566:in 807.
525:Cornwall
521:Scotland
416:for the
391:romances
355:and his
338:P-Celtic
326:Dumnonia
318:Cornwall
308:and the
248:Lancelot
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190:Tristram
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2810:Tristan
2794:Tristan
2690:Tristan
2628:Tristan
2620:Tristan
2612:Tristan
2586:Tristan
2581:Morholt
2566:Kahedin
2310:Camelot
2276:Astolat
2248:Prydwen
2243:Pridwen
2226:Objects
2131:Nentres
2076:Laudine
2061:Hengist
2041:Guiomar
2031:Gorlois
1991:Claudas
1941:Annowre
1921:Accolon
1903:Tristan
1883:Pelleas
1873:Moriaen
1853:Lamorak
1848:Griflet
1843:Geraint
1833:Galahad
1828:Dinadan
1818:Dagonet
1813:Caradoc
1738:Mordred
1728:Igraine
1703:Gaheris
1683:Culhwch
1598:Tristan
1590:Tristan
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2066:Iseult
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