Bart Besamusca is Professor of Middle Dutch Textual Culture from an International Perspective in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University. Frank Brandsma is Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature (Middle Ages) in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsThe ContributorsAbbreviationsGuidelines for the ReaderIntroduction - Bart Besamusca and Frank Brandsma1 The Cultural and Historical Context of the Low Countries -Bram Caers and Mike Kestemont2 French Arthurian Literature in the Low Countries - Keith Busby and Martine Meuwese3 The Manuscripts - Bart Besamusca4 King Arthur in the Historiography of the Low Countries - Thea Summerfield5 Translations and Adaptations of French Verse Romances: Tristant, Wrake van Ragisel, Ferguut, Perchevael, Torec - Marjolein Hogenbirk and David F. Johnson6 Indigenous Arthurian Romances: Walewein, Moriaen, Ridder metter mouwen, Walewein ende Keye, Lanceloet en het hert met de witte voet - Simon Smith and Roel Zemel7 Translations and Adaptations of French Prose Romances, Including the Lancelot Compilation - Frank Brandsma8 Arthurian Literature of the Rhineland - Jürgen Wolf9 The Arthurian Legacy - Geert van IerselGeneral BibliographyIndex of ManuscriptsGeneral Index

Bart Besamusca is Professor of Middle Dutch Textual Culture from an International Perspective in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University. Frank Brandsma is Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature (Middle Ages) in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsThe ContributorsAbbreviationsGuidelines for the ReaderIntroduction - Bart Besamusca and Frank Brandsma1 The Cultural and Historical Context of the Low Countries -Bram Caers and Mike Kestemont2 French Arthurian Literature in the Low Countries - Keith Busby and Martine Meuwese3 The Manuscripts - Bart Besamusca4 King Arthur in the Historiography of the Low Countries - Thea Summerfield5 Translations and Adaptations of French Verse Romances: Tristant, Wrake van Ragisel, Ferguut, Perchevael, Torec - Marjolein Hogenbirk and David F. Johnson6 Indigenous Arthurian Romances: Walewein, Moriaen, Ridder metter mouwen, Walewein ende Keye, Lanceloet en het hert met de witte voet - Simon Smith and Roel Zemel7 Translations and Adaptations of French Prose Romances, Including the Lancelot Compilation - Frank Brandsma8 Arthurian Literature of the Rhineland - Jürgen Wolf9 The Arthurian Legacy - Geert van IerselGeneral BibliographyIndex of ManuscriptsGeneral Index

Bart Besamusca is Professor of Middle Dutch Textual Culture from an International Perspective in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University. Frank Brandsma is Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature (Middle Ages) in the Utrecht Centre for Medieval Studies at Utrecht University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsThe ContributorsAbbreviationsGuidelines for the ReaderIntroduction - Bart Besamusca and Frank Brandsma1 The Cultural and Historical Context of the Low Countries -Bram Caers and Mike Kestemont2 French Arthurian Literature in the Low Countries - Keith Busby and Martine Meuwese3 The Manuscripts - Bart Besamusca4 King Arthur in the Historiography of the Low Countries - Thea Summerfield5 Translations and Adaptations of French Verse Romances: Tristant, Wrake van Ragisel, Ferguut, Perchevael, Torec - Marjolein Hogenbirk and David F. Johnson6 Indigenous Arthurian Romances: Walewein, Moriaen, Ridder metter mouwen, Walewein ende Keye, Lanceloet en het hert met de witte voet - Simon Smith and Roel Zemel7 Translations and Adaptations of French Prose Romances, Including the Lancelot Compilation - Frank Brandsma8 Arthurian Literature of the Rhineland - Jürgen Wolf9 The Arthurian Legacy - Geert van IerselGeneral BibliographyIndex of ManuscriptsGeneral Index