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  • The king summoned a sorcerer, Merlin, to magically give him Gorlois' appearance so that he could enter the castle.

    Archive 2007-05-01 2007

  • Gorlois says: naked+hot+chicks … naked+hot+chicks …

    Think Progress » The 2002 Appeals Court Myth 2005

  • The king summoned a sorcerer, Merlin, to magically give him Gorlois' appearance so that he could enter the castle.

    Arthurian legend lives on at Tintagel 2007

  • The book describes a fortress at Tintagel belonging to a Cornish duke named Gorlois whose wife attracted the attention of a king, Uther Pendragon.

    Arthurian legend lives on at Tintagel 2007

  • The book describes a fortress at Tintagel belonging to a Cornish duke named Gorlois whose wife attracted the attention of a king, Uther Pendragon.

    Archive 2007-05-01 2007

  • Gorlois when Uther was Pendragon or Head-king of Britain; it would have been a cliff-castle such as that on Pentire Head.

    The Cornwall Coast

  • Even Gorlois, we remember, only gained admittance by stratagem.

    The Cornwall Coast

  • Gorlois had vowed to slay by poison or treachery any son of Uther's, and so I took young Arthur into safe keeping.

    King Arthur's Knights The Tales Re-told for Boys & Girls Henry Gilbert

  • The common story says that Uther, mad with love, overcame and slew Gorlois at Damelioc, and gained admission to Tintagel in his guise, thus becoming the father of Arthur.

    The Cornwall Coast

  • Damelioc, a large and strong entrenchment with three concentric ramparts, lies about seven miles south-west of Tintagel; and it was here that Gorlois, Duke of

    The Cornwall Coast

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