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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Le Morte d'Arthur

Book • 1969

Author

Sir Thomas Malory

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

in relation to the late introduction of Glastonbury into the Grail legend.

124 snips

346: The Mystery of the Holy Grail

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

when discussing the influence of 15th-century literature and heraldry on the depiction of dragons.

49 snips

461. Dragons

Mentioned by

Francis Pedraza

as a 15th-century Arthurian romance.

45 snips

He Studied the Great Books and Built a $2 Billion Startup | Francis Pedraza

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

in relation to Arthurian legends and the aftermath of the Battle of Agincourt.

38 snips

490. Hundred Years' War: England Triumphant (Part 4)

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

as a source for a powerful passage about Lancelot.

24 snips

19. King Arthur

Mentioned as the author of 'Le Morte d'Arthur', a significant 15th-century book that shaped modern interpretations of the Arthurian legend.

21 snips

King Arthur

Mentioned by

Greg Jenner

as a book that someone tries to read and quickly gives up.

16 snips

Legends of King Arthur (Radio Edit)

Mentioned by

Tim Noakes

as a key literary influence on David Jones's "In Parentheses," particularly the Lancelot story and the concept of the Chapel Perilous.

World War I, Modernism, David Jones with Tim Noakes

Mentioned by

Mads Højmark

as a source for the story of Excalibur and its return to the lake.

Mythophilosophy as Transformative Thaumaturgy with Mads Højmark

Mentioned as a book that

Mike Wozniak

has heard of but not read.

Legends of King Arthur: from medieval literature to modern myth

Mentioned as the 15th century marvel cinematic universe.

Legends of King Arthur: from medieval literature to modern myth

Mentioned by

Leland Ryken

in the context of C.S. Lewis's discussion of the importance of reading.

Reading Literature with C.S. Lewis / Leland Ryken

Mentioned by

Hayden Butler

when sharing a quote from the book about Lancelot's eulogy and discussing chivalry.

Masculinity, Femininity, and the Church

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