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Iseult
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Iseult: see Tristram and Isolde Tristram and Isolde (trĭs`trəm, ĭsōl`də, ĭzōl`–), medieval romance.
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Iseult (Yseult, Isolde) of Ireland
arriving too late to save Tristram (Tristan) from death, she kills herself. [Medieval Legend: Brewer Dictionary, 913]
See : Suicide


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