Sir Lancelot and Sir Galway, and Sir Gwyn

Sir Lancelot de Lake and Sir Galway faced off against the men of King Rince. Four men were slain by their might through wondrous and fearful strokes, and four were sorely wounded. They lay the four against an oak and tree, or they had been placed in the moment's law. Many hours they fought, until at last Sir Lancelot, by a powerful blow, crashed both foe and foes hoarse to the ground.