... Arthur collects a mighty army, crosses into England to punish the traitor, worse than Gavelon, and goes into camp on the sea-shore.  Alexander and his twelve comrades are at his bidding, to receive the stroke of knighthood.  From the queen he receives a white silk tunic which Soredamors has embroidered with gold and silver threads.  Entwined with these in certain places she has mingled her pale-gold hair, to see if anyone could distinguish them from the golden threads.  If Alexander only knew this!  Having made them knights, Arthur went to London with his army.  Meanwhile Engres had collected his people and since he could not stay in London, where he was hated, he departed secretly and at night with his forces, and throws himself into the castle at Windsor, which he has fortified beyond measure, and where he is besieged by Arthur, whose army is encamped upon the Thames (1047-1260)... (The University Magazine, v.5, 1891)