Emil Coué - Az Arthur mondakör and a Grál misztérium enciklopédiája

Anyone who approaches the Arthurian legends with the goal of learning more about them is suddenly stopped when confronted with the full magnitude and complexity of the legend cycle. Many people turn back at this point or are content to read Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d Arthur (The History of King Arthur and His Knights, the Knights of the Round Table), but they lose a lot. While Malory's retelling of these legends is wonderful, his work is only one of many. If one does not discover the 14th-century poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, or the mystical splendor of the gigantic Vulgate Version, from which Malory himself drew a lot, it all misses out on a wonderful experience. With this book, which is both scientific and readable, we can get to know exotic personalities such as Baldwin, the bishop of Britain, Blessed Bran, Claris and Laris, Garlin, the Invisible Knight, Dame Ragnell, Meliant de Lis, Wrnach the Giant, and Ysaie the Sorrowful; and we can get acquainted with castles, forests, weapons, horses, dogs and all the wonderful accessories of the Arthurian legends, which highlight these stories from all the existing fantastic and simply attention-grabbing collections.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
240 pages
Knitting: soft
ISBN: 9789639231559
Author: Emil Coué
Year of publication: 2014