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The 13 pages that link to Geoffrey of Monmouth, each with the reason it gives.

• Arthurian legendRelated: His account gave Arthurian tradition a widely copied narrative foundation.

• King LearRelated: His account is an early influential source for the play’s legendary plot.

• Historia BrittonumRelated: His history reworks traditions also found in the earlier compilation.

• Historia Regum BritanniaeRelated: He composed the work and claimed to translate it from an ancient British book.

• Matter of BritainRelated: His writings helped establish the Arthurian material as a sustained literary tradition.

• Arthurian romanceRelated: His account supplied material later romance writers transformed.

• GuinevereRelated: His account includes an early influential version of Guinevere’s betrayal of Arthur.

• Battle of CamlannRelated: His account gives Camlann a developed narrative of Arthur’s final conflict with Mordred.

• Morgan le FayRelated: His writings provide an early source for Morgan as a supernatural woman associated with Avalon.

• CunobelinusRelated: His legendary British history helped transmit and reshape the king’s later reputation.