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merlin the enchanter was the person who raised King Arthur and helped him
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Who was the magician who acted as King Arthur's primary advisor?
Merlin
Who is King Arthur's advisor?
Merlin the magician is the most famous one.
What is the magician's name that plays the part of king Arthur's guid?
this would be the famous wizard of legends....Merlin!
How did Merlin help King Arthur?
"who WAS Merlin?'' you talk as if he is dead, for that is impossible for he lives outside of time. but to answer your question, he IS a fabled wizard who has extraordinary powers, who was the long loved advisor of the high king arthur.
What time did king arthur lived in?
King Arthur is a legendary king and did not exist.
Which magician helped King Arthur?
merlin
Who was the magician helped King Arthur?
merlin
What is the verb in this sentence A magician named Merlin helped King Arthur?
The Verb In This Sentenced Is Helped Because it denotes Action
What was the magician called in King Arthur?
Merlin
What magician was a good friend of King Arthur?
Merlin.
A magician who acted as king Arthur's primary advisor?
Merlin
Who was the magician who acted as King Arthur's primary advisor?
Merlin
Who is King Arthur's advisor?
Merlin the magician is the most famous one.
Who is the magician friend of King Arthur?
The magician friend of King Arthur is Merlin. He serves as Arthur's mentor and advisor, using his magical abilities and wisdom to guide the young king. Merlin plays a crucial role in Arthur's rise to the throne and the establishment of the Round Table. His character is central to many legends associated with Arthurian mythology.
What are facts about Merlin?
he is a wizard from the time of King Arthur. Merlin helped raise King Arthur
Which wizard helped King Arthur?
Merlin
What is the name of te wizard at the court of King Arthur?
The wizard at the court of King Arthur is known as Merlin. He is a powerful sorcerer who plays a significant role in Arthurian legends and is often portrayed as Arthur's advisor and mentor.
