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1. Old Knight
   Presbys Hippotes
   
   A warrior who, in a Greek poem, Lancelot, Palamedes, Gawain, and Tristan were unable to defeat. He is properly called Branor the Brown in Palamedes.
   
   
   
2. Old Table
   Tavola Vecchio
   
   Italian literature distinguishes between the Tavola Vecchio ("Old Table") and the Tavola Nuovo ("New Table"); that is, the Round Table fellowships commanded by Uther Pendragon and Arthur. Uther’s Old Table seems to have been composed primarily of strong and crude knights (fifty in all), while Arthur’s New Table was known for its justice, courtliness, and virtue. Examples of Old Table knights include Abiron, Branor (Brunor) the Brown, and Caradoc the Thirteenth.