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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Le Morte d'Arthur

Book • 1969

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Mentioned in 12 episodes

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Tom Holland
in relation to the late introduction of Glastonbury into the Grail legend.
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346: The Mystery of the Holy Grail
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Francis Pedraza
as a 15th-century Arthurian romance.
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He Studied the Great Books and Built a $2 Billion Startup | Francis Pedraza
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Tom Holland
in relation to Arthurian legends and the aftermath of the Battle of Agincourt.
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490. Hundred Years' War: England Triumphant (Part 4)
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Tom Holland
when discussing the influence of 15th-century literature and heraldry on the depiction of dragons.
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461. Dragons
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Dominic Sandbrook
as a source for a powerful passage about Lancelot.
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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.
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King Arthur
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Greg Jenner
as a book that someone tries to read and quickly gives up.
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Legends of King Arthur (Radio Edit)
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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
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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
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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
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Leland Ryken
in the context of C.S. Lewis's discussion of the importance of reading.
Reading Literature with C.S. Lewis / Leland Ryken
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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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