Book VI

. onward, plays a part in the poem scarcely inferior to that of the hero, Parzival. The Kings of Arragon and Gascony do not appear again, nor are they alluded to, but Brandelidelein of Punturtois we meet with in Book XV . as the uncle of King Gramoflanz. The King of Askalon must not be confused with Vergulacht, in