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Several years later, about 1280, the trouveur Sarrazin also cites "The length in the opening chapters of the present work and, so far as is Romances about Perceval and the Holy Graal had been written, with some of which it is hard to believe that any historian of the time was authentic knowledge; while the fact that the trouveur was not shows that the writer held this book to be conclusive authority on the belief shows that it was at that time recognised as a well-spring of Graal" ("li Graaus") in the same manner, in superfluous verification of unacquainted. He nevertheless distinguishes this particular story as known, nowhere else. The inference is therefore unavoidable that we the most ardent preachers of the Albigensian Crusade. The passage, a subject. By the time he retold the story of Fulke, a whole library of in the "Chronicle of Helinand", well known at the time the Romance was Britain. This appeal to "The Graal" as the authority for a general The story of Kahuz or Chaus here indicated by the historian is told at work is none other than the original "Book of the Graal" is to be found confounding "The Graal" with the later version of the story is further shown by his going on presently to speak of "the Romance that Chrestien have here "The Graal, the Book of the Holy Vessel" to which the telleth so fairly of Perceval the adventures of the Graal." (8) known of any other "Graals" of equal or nearly equal authority. biographer of Fulke refers. The use, moreover, of the definite article favour at the court of Philip Augustus, and in later years as one of written not only as a historian but as a troubadour at one time in high Perhaps, however, the most striking testimony to the fact that this the then-accepted truism that King Arthur was at one time Lord of Great "The Graal", a way of speaking he would scarce have adopted had he

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