Names of Swords

[Baker, Mike]

(I'm tired of hand-inserting angle brackets in quotes. No, my mail software 
doesn't offer an option for auto-quote, at least that I can find. Look below 
my .sig for the quoted message. - Kihe / Amra / Mike)

Roland = Durandal (? fm. memory only)
Arthur = the Sword in  the Stone (OK, remember: Excalibur came from the Lady 
of the Lake, the Knife in the Rock was a completely different blade!)
??? = Joyeuse
El Cid Campeador = Roigant (???)

These are from top of wetware memory, and should be verified before use.

Amr ibn Majid al-Bakri al-Amra
     currently residing in Barony of the Steppes, Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mike C. Baker                      mbaker at rapp.com
Any opinions expressed are obviously my own unless explicitly stated 
otherwise!

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From: ansteorra
To: ansteorra at eden.com
Cc: seddy
Subject: Names of Swords
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 1996 8:05AM

I'm collecting a list of famous Medieval swordsmen and the names they
have given their swords - you know, Arthur = Excaliber, Sigurd = Gram.

Does anyone have any others that they can add to the list? Please send
documentation so that I can use it for an article in our newsletter.

Thank you in advance for your help!

Grace and Peace,

Jovian Skleros