The Quest of the Holy Grail
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Ferris Greenslet in his work on "The Quest of the Holy Grail" says the Sanc-graal is ultimately derived from the Low Latin term gradalis, signifying a mixing-cup or chalice. "The derivation, Sangraal," he adds, "royal blood, or real blood, is specious, but purely whimsical, with no philological authority."
To the Catholic way of thinking, however, this definition is intelligible; for as "The ...
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Ferris Greenslet in his work on "The Quest of the Holy Grail" says the Sanc-graal is ultimately derived from the Low Latin term gradalis, signifying a mixing-cup or chalice. "The derivation, Sangraal," he adds, "royal blood, or real blood, is specious, but purely whimsical, with no philological authority."
To the Catholic way of thinking, however, this definition is intelligible; for as "The ...






















