Sir Lybius arms himself, and leaps on horseback: he finds two giants
roasting a wild boar, who have a fair lady their captive. Sir Lybius,
by favour of the night, runs one of them through with his spear: is
assaulted by the other: a fierce battle ensues: he cuts off the giant's
arm, and at length his head. The rescued lady (an Earl's daughter)
tells him her story; and leads him to her father's castle; who
entertains him with a great feast; and presents him at parting with a
suit of armour and a steed. He sends the giant's head to K. Arthur.