(Don't forget you saw all these listed in F.D.R.'s website) DID YOU KNOW THAT KING ARTHUR'S . . . * dog was named Cabal and you can see his gravesite in Britain? * horse was a mare named Llamrei and you can see her hoofprint in Wales? * mantle was purple (signifying Roman royalty) and had four gold-red apples in each corner, each worth a hundred cows? And additionally, this mantle was named Gwynn and had the magical property of rendering a man invisible when he was wrapped in it? * ship was named Prydwyn? * knife was named Carnwennen? * shield was named Wynebgwthucher? * spear was named Rhongomyniad, called Rhon for short? * scabbard was unnamed, but had the magical power that whoever wore it could not be killed in battle? * sword Excalibur was also called called Caliburn, Caliburnus, and Caledvwlch? * sword was reposited in a lake named Bosherston, Loe Pool, Dozmary Pool, Brue in Glastonbury, Llyn Llydaw, and Llyn Ogwen, depending upon which account you read? * Round Table was allegedly given to him as a wedding present by Leodegrance, Guinevere's father? * profile is naturally silhouetted in a cliff at Tintagel? * court has been labeled as Celliwig, Celliwic, Kelliwig, Kelliwic, Kerriwig, Kelliwic, Caerleon, Winchester, Killibury, Callington, Padstow, Kelly Rounds, and South Cadbury--and those are just a few of the places identified as "Camelot"? * gravesite is claimed to be at St. David's Head, Dorstone, Preseli Mountains, Slaughter Bridge in Cornwall, and Glastonbury, to name just a few?