The Knights of the Round Table are among the most famous figures in Arthurian legend, forming the legendary fellowship surrounding King Arthur at his court. The Round Table is traditionally associated with Camelot and is more than simply a place where Arthur's knights gathered: its circular shape came to symbolize equality, since no knight had a privileged seat at its head. The concept of the Round Table was first recorded by the French poet Wace in Roman de Brut around 1155. Famous members of the fellowship include Sir Lancelot, Sir Gawain, Sir Galahad, Sir Percival, Sir Tristan, Sir Kay and Sir Bedivere. Different medieval romances give different versions of the knights, their adventures and even the number of places at the table. Their stories feature quests, tournaments, chivalry, loyalty, romance and the search for the Holy Grail.
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King Arthur: fable, fact and fiction
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