Galloping: moving in unison with high steps. The sword in the stone: as knights, trying to remove the sword from the stone. Arthur draws the sword: close partner work as the stone and Arthur ...

An Italian knight turned saint is said to have stabbed his sword into a rock in the 12th Century. Today, the sword can still be seen in Tuscany, but is it real? And was it the inspiration for ...

The Durandal sword appears to have been taken by a thief from its stone in the tiny medieval town ... a semi-legendary knight who bravely fought for Charlemagne in the eighth century.

Arthur ends up pulling the titular sword from the stone on the day of a tournament of knights, unknowingly fulfilling an ancient prophecy. It’s easy to see why the story of The Sword in the ...

Arthur grew up and when he was a young man, he returned. He saw that lots of knights were trying to pull the sword from the stone, as they all wanted to be king. But each time they tried to pull ...

Believed to have been wielded by the semi-legendary knight Roland in the 8th century, Durandal was a symbol of valor and strength, associated with Charlemagne's campaigns. Recently, the sword was ...