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Scythian Grail

 


The Scythians and the Grail

Part I
Peredur: The First Grail Story?
Peredur: A Grail Romance?
Perceval and Peredur: Summaries of the Stories
Peredur: From Caerllion to Constantinople
Peredur: The Procession 
Peredur: Flower of Warriors, Candle of Knights
Peredur: Mimicry and DenialLancelot in Wales?

Part II - Artorius: A Nation with Amnesia

The Grails and the Alans
The First Scythian King
The Scythian Homeland
The Master Metalsmiths of Minusinsk

First Sarmatian Found in Britain


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