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The Attainment or The Achievement of the Grail, version woven 1895-96, now in the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (Public Domain) — 28 Oct 2020

The Quest For The Holy Grail: Celtic Magic Cauldrons

By elyn aviva

Mythology & Mystery

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Growing up reading Arthurian legends, one would probably think the Grail is a cup. Not just any cup, of course, but a holy cup associated with Jesus and the Last Supper. One would probably also know that the Knights of the Round Table were sent on...
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The Attainment or The Achievement of the Grail, version woven 1895-96, now in the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (Public Domain) — 28 Oct 2020

The Quest For The Holy Grail: Celtic Magic Cauldrons

By elyn aviva

Mythology & Mystery

1

Growing up reading Arthurian legends, one would probably think the Grail is a cup. Not just any cup, of course, but a holy cup associated with Jesus and the Last Supper. One would probably also know that the Knights of the Round Table were sent on...
Read More

The artists dream by John Anster Fitzgerald (1860) (Public Domain) — 31 Aug 2020

Chronicling British and Irish Faerie Folklore From The Middle Ages To Modern Day

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

2

Faerie-type entities have always been an important component of British and Irish folklore. In the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Motif Index of Folk Literature (ATU) there are over 500 motifs within folktales that include the faeries, many of which are from...
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The artists dream by John Anster Fitzgerald (1860) (Public Domain) — 31 Aug 2020

Chronicling British and Irish Faerie Folklore From The Middle Ages To Modern Day

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

2

Faerie-type entities have always been an important component of British and Irish folklore. In the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Motif Index of Folk Literature (ATU) there are over 500 motifs within folktales that include the faeries, many of which are from...
Read More

Lancelot and Guinevere by Herbert James Draper (c.1890) (Public Domain) — 02 Mar 2018

Faeries in the Realm of King Arthur

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

1

Faeries may be just figments of our imagination, but they may have deeper roots of Celtic origin embedded in oral narratives and serve to remind us of a long-forgotten belief system that embraced a metaphysical faerie otherworld. Medieval authors...
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Lancelot and Guinevere by Herbert James Draper (c.1890) (Public Domain) — 02 Mar 2018

Faeries in the Realm of King Arthur

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

1

Faeries may be just figments of our imagination, but they may have deeper roots of Celtic origin embedded in oral narratives and serve to remind us of a long-forgotten belief system that embraced a metaphysical faerie otherworld. Medieval authors...
Read More

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