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==Characters==
[[File:Eugène Delacroix - Rebecca and the Wounded Ivanhoe - 2019.141.9 - Metropolitan Museum of Art.jpg|thumb|''[[Rebecca and the Wounded Ivanhoe]]'' by [[Eugène Delacroix]], 1823]]
''(principal characters in bold)''
* '''Cedric''' the Saxon, of Rotherwood 
* '''Wilfred of Ivanhoe''', Cedric's son
* '''Rowena''', Saxon princess, Cedric's ward
* '''Athelstane''', Saxon nobleman, Cedric's kinsman
* '''Gurth''', Cedric's swineherd
* '''Wamba''', Cedric's jester
* Oswald, Cedric's cup-bearer
* Elgitha, Rowena's waiting-woman
* Albert Malvoisin, Preceptor of Templestowe
* Philip Malvoisin, his brother, Cedric's neighbor
* Hubert, Philip's forester
* '''The Prior of Aymer''', Abbot of Jorvaulx
* Ambrose, a monk attending him
* '''Brian de Bois-Guilbert''', a [[Knights Templar|Templar]]
* Baldwin, his squire
* '''Isaac''' of York, a Jewish money-lender
* '''Rebecca''', of York, Isaac's daughter, an accomplished physician and philanthropist
* Nathan, a rabbi and physician
* '''[[Richard I of England|King Richard]]''' ('the Black Knight')
* [[John, King of England|Prince John]], Richard's brother
* Alias '''Locksley''', [[Robin Hood]], an outlaw
* '''Reginald Front-de-Bœuf''' of Torquilstone, Norman holder of an ancient Saxon fortress. Cedric's neighbor
* '''Maurice de Bracy''', a Free Companion (mercenary)
* Waldemar Fitzurse, Prince John's advisor—a fictional son of [[Reginald FitzUrse]], a murderer of Archbishop Becket.<ref>Tulloch, ''op. cit.'', 299, 528 (note to 76.28).</ref>
* Hugh de Grantmesnil
* Ralph de Vipont, a Hospitaller
* '''[[Friar Tuck]]''', of Copmanhurst
* '''Ulrica''', of Torquilstone, alias Urfried
* '''Lucas de Beaumanoir''', grand-master of the Templars
* Conrade Mountfitchet, his attendant knight
* Higg, a peasant
* Kirjath Jairam of Leicester, a rich Jew
* [[Alan-a-Dale]], a minstrel