"The son of Brons and Enygeus, though some sources make him the son of King Pellinore. Remaining unmarried, he was made rule over his brothers and sisters, although in the Didot Perceval he is said to have been the father of Perceval(2), having been told by the Holy Spirit that he was destined to become the father of the Grail King." (Mike Dixon-Kennedy, Arthurian Myth and Legend: an A-Z of People and Places (London: Brockhampton, 1998), 9)