That's the real question here ~ not whether or not Arthur actually had a shiny sword that could cut other swords into pieces.
And where did you get the idea Arthur had Jeanne's swords. I don't think anyone ever said that. Besides, there are numerous "ancient swords".
Where did I get the idea?
Uh....FRiend, from your earlier post. I read it incorrectly now, didn’t I. Oops.
“King Arthur had a famous sword and Joanne d’Arc found some ancient swords hidden behind the fireplace of an old building ~ they were considered rather impressive.
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29 posted on Monday, August 29, 2011 9:57:35 PM by muawiyah”
“So, you doubt the truth of the ancient Welsh, Galician and Breton royal annals?
That’s the real question here ~ not whether or not Arthur actually had a shiny sword that could cut other swords into pieces.”
I know some swords made out of weaker materials did/do break. That’s actually why I have admired Damascene steel. And Samurai swords/kitanas.
I don’t know if Arthur had such a sword, but it’s possible. If someone had a sword that sharp and strong, he would have been formidable. Same for a knife today. No?