Trail of the Grail Through Myth and Media
In this survey of Grail legends and their cultural reach from medieval myth to modern cinema and opera, scholars discuss the Grail as a vessel, symbol, or metaphor for a quest. The piece notes its evolving Christian link to Arimathea, linguistic roots, and influence on Arthurian legend, poetry, and films.
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Goering
Chretien de Troyes
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