Didcot Perceval

In the next chapter, we look at the stories of the Holy Grail, in particular the Didcot Perceval manuscript of about 1200CE, which is now in the French National Library. The anonymous author claims it is the story of a monk called Blayse, the most authentic source of all the Grail stories.In this story, Merlin asks Perceval the big question ... 

The Didcot Perceval is one of the most authentic romances of the Holy Grail. Its name originates from an early owner of the manuscript called Didcot. In the romance, Perceval s famous make or break question is ... 

Desroches-Noblecourt Tutankhamun Life and Death of a Pharaoh London, 1963 Didcot Perceval, see translation by DeU Skeels The Romance of Perceval in Prose University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1961 Dobbs, Betty Jo Teeter The Janus faces of genius - The role of alchemy in Newton s thought Cambridge University Press, 1991 Doresse, Jean The Secret Books of the Egyptain MFJ Books, NY, 1986 (1958). 

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