Sir Thomas Malory; John Rhys, Le Morte d'Arthur — Chapter XLIII (1906)
“ Anon the haut prince commanded them to lodging. And he was not so soon in his lodging but there came a knight that hight Archade, he was brother unto Goneries that Palomides slew afore in the damosel’s quarrel. And this knight, Archade, called Sir Palomides traitor, and appelled him for the death of his brother. By the leave of the haut prince, said Palomides, I shall answer thee. When Sir Galahalt understood their quarrel he bad them go to dinner: And as soon as ye have dined look that either knight be ready in the field. ”
