At what time suppose ye the two kings will be here?
Sir, said they, afore All Hallowmass.

Then the king let purvey for a great feast, and let cry a great jousts.

And by All Hallowmass the two kings were come over the sea with three hundred knights well arrayed both for the peace and for the war.

And King Arthur met with them ten mile out of London, and there was great joy as could be thought or made.

And on All Hallowmass at the great feast, sat in the hall the three kings, and Sir Kay seneschal served in the hall, and Sir Lucas the butler, that was Duke Corneus' son, and Sir Griflet, that was the son of Cardol, these three knights had the rule of all the service that served the kings.