...er of his volumes remain in print, the ''Book of Ceremonial Magic'', ''The Holy Kabbalah'', and ''New Encyclopedia of Freemasonry'' having seen reprints in
Waite, Edward. Inner and Outer Order Initiations of the Holy Order of the Golden Dawn. (Canada:Burnaby, 2005) ISBN 0973593172.
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...tells of the Welsh Saint Collen entering Gwynn's palace to banish him with holy water.
...ly seven came back from the journey. It may be a precursor of later [[Holy Grail]] stories involving King Arthur and his knights, though they were looking f
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...texts, the '''Spear of Destiny''' (also known as the '''Holy Lance''', '''Holy Spear''', '''Lance of Longinus''', or '''Spear of Longinus''') is the spear
...weapon, the [[Spear Luin]], and is similar to the [[Bleeding Lance]] of [[Grail]] mythology, which was eventually claimed to ''be'' the Spear of Destiny.
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...x, kills a man who lay in ambush for him, who turns out to be Charlot, the Holy Roman Emperor. Huon is condemned but wins a reprieve on the condition that
...is given some Celtic trappings, such as a magical cup (similar to the Holy Grail) that is ever-full for the virtuous: "The magic cup supplied their evening
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...the [[Spear of Destiny]], or Lance of Longinus, and figures in the [[Holy Grail]] mythos. In some medieval folklore, e.g. the ''[[Golden Legend]]'', the to
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*The [[Holy Grail]]
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....chalicecentre.net/dion_fortune_holy_grail.html "Dion Fortune and the Holy Grail"] in the Chalice Centre website. Published originally in ''The Cauldron'',
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...u' is called forth as a servant in the Third Holy Grail War to corrupt the Grail itself. The figure's role is further expanded in the sequel Fate/hollow ata
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...the griffins away the mountains. Because of its association with the Holy Grail, one of the treasures most commonly guarded by griffins was emeralds. Other
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...lf with [[fasting]], [[prayer]]s, and [[sacrament]]s, so that by using the holy names of [[God]] in the sacred languages, he could use divine power to coë
...e days of [[Homer]] and [[Apuleius]], down through the tales of the [[Holy Grail]], [[Edmund Spenser]]'s ''[[The Faerie Queene]]'', and to more contemporary
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