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Referenced when discussing how peasants stripped the dead after battles. The host mentions 'a passage in the Mort d'Arthur, Thomas Mallory's account of the Arthurian legends' describing peasants stripping dead knights.

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Referenced as Mallory writing about King Arthur and dragons, mentioned in the context of how printing cemented certain images of dragons in the 15th century

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Referenced when discussing the romantic context of Edward IV's era, noting 'This is the age when Mallory is writing the Mort d'Arthur' - describing the period's romantic narratives of knights and ladies.

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Referenced multiple times as the definitive medieval summing up of the Arthurian romances, written in the 15th century against the backdrop of the Wars of the Roses. Tom reads a passage from it about Sir Ector's eulogy for Lancelot