His mastery over mere language is accompanied by a very fine sense of the total form of his tales, so that the already-mentioned Morte Amoureuse is one of the unsurpassable things of literature.
In theMorte d’Arthur it is said “he sleeps and sighs in an old tree, spell-bound by Vivien.
Thus endeth this noble and joyous book, entitled La Morte d’Arthur, notwithstanding it treateth of the birth, life and acts of the said King Arthur, and of his noble knights of the Round Table .
The old romance of "La Morte d'Arthur" was still the fashionable reading of the court; nor had the gorgeous enchantments of Stephen Hawes yet vanished, for a new edition had issued in 1555.
Sir Thomas Malory's 'Morte D'Arthure' was first printed by Caxton in 4to.
A winged demon; above him the inscription 'Io seguito la morte e questo mio guardeano, d'onde e scripto, li mali oprator chi meno al inferno.
The eighth chapter is— Si quis hominem diabolo sacrificaverit, et hostiam in more paganorum dæmonibus obtulerit, morte moriatur.
From Bull Point to Baggy Point, especially off Morte Point, and again from Clovelly to the border of Cornwall, particularly off Hartland Point, the shore is fringed with reefs and sharp edges of rock.
At the southern extremity of Morte Bay is the noble headland of Baggy Point, a magnificent piece of cliff, haunted by crowds of sea-birds, and pierced by many caves.
A few months afterwards, he commenced the "Morte d'Arthur.
The motif of the central part was subsequently adapted for a vignette in the "Morte Darthur," Book I.
The motif of the central part was subsequently adapted for a vignette in the "Morte Darthur," Book II.
After commencing the decorations to the "Morte d'Arthur," he ceased to attend Professor Brown's classes.
Meech and Miss Hope Emily Allen, and the Winchester manuscript of Malory's Morte Darthur, upon which Prof.
For a long time this is enough in itself; the reader is content with Dante or with the Morte d'Arthur.
This history of Arthur was of course translated wherever Geoffrey was translated, and sometimes it was picked out for separate treatment, as by the remarkable author of the Morte Arthure, one of the best of the alliterative poems.
But the alliterative poem which ranks along with Sir Gawayne as an original work with a distinct and fresh comprehension of its subject is the Morte Arthure.
The picture illustrates the chant of Holy Week: 'De manu Mortis liberabo eos, de Morte redimam eos.
Malory's Morte Darthur was not Tennyson's only source for the stories of his Idylls.
The editors assign it to the same author as that of 'Morte Arthur', viz.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "morte" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
