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Chretien, Troyes, and the Grail

English · Paperback / Softback

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This book presents new and convincing evidence demonstrating the Judeo-Christian themes and allegory of Chretien de Troys' Conte del Graal. Basing the study on a careful analysis of Chretien's milieu as well as on his work itself, the authors seek the essential meaning of the most significant masterpiece of the Middle Ages before Dante.

Originally published in 1959.

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This book presents new and convincing evidence demonstrating the Judeo-Christian themes and allegory of Chretien de Troys' ‘Conte del Graal’. Basing the study on a careful analysis of Chretien's milieu as well as on his work itself, the authors seek the essential meaning of the most significant masterpiece of the Middle Ages before Dante.

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