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Distinguishing Sir Amadace from Amadas et Ydoine

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Is "Amadas" a spelling used in the Middle English Sir Amadace? I'm not sure the current article titling is adequate for distinction from Amadas et Ydoine, since they either share the same spelling of the hero's name or this article, which seems to be limited in topic to the Middle English poem, uses the spelling of the hero's name in the unrelated Old French poem. I'm not sure what the preferred way forward would be for better distinguishing them. Damselflyindistress (talk) 17:19, 6 August 2026 (UTC)Reply