Holy Grail

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The Holy Grail is a legendary sacred object in Christian and Arthurian tradition, often depicted as the cup used by Jesus at the Last Supper and later sought as a symbol of divine grace and ultimate truth.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arthurian motif
Christian relic
legendary object
symbolic object
associatedWith Arthurian legend GENERATED
Crucifixion of Jesus GENERATED
Galahad GENERATED
Jesus GENERATED
Joseph of Arimathea GENERATED
King Arthur GENERATED
Knights of the Round Table GENERATED
Last Supper GENERATED
Parsifal GENERATED
Perceval GENERATED
depictedAs chalice GENERATED
cup GENERATED
dish GENERATED
stone GENERATED
firstAttestedCentury 12th century GENERATED
firstAttestedIn Chrétien de Troyes' "Perceval, le Conte du Graal" GENERATED
geographicAssociation Britain GENERATED
Glastonbury GENERATED
influenced Christian mysticism GENERATED
Western literature GENERATED
modern fantasy GENERATED
popular culture GENERATED
literaryGenre Arthurian romance GENERATED
mythologicalStatus apocryphal GENERATED
narrativeRole object of a quest GENERATED
sacred relic GENERATED
test of worthiness GENERATED
originatesIn medieval literature GENERATED
relatedConcept Holy Chalice GENERATED
Sangreal GENERATED
relics of Jesus GENERATED
religiousTradition Christianity
soughtBy Galahad GENERATED
Knights of the Round Table GENERATED
Lancelot GENERATED
Perceval GENERATED
symbolizes divine grace GENERATED
eternal life GENERATED
purity GENERATED
quest for God GENERATED
salvation GENERATED
spiritual enlightenment GENERATED
ultimate truth GENERATED
usedAsMetaphorFor difficult but noble goal GENERATED
long-sought solution GENERATED
ultimate achievement GENERATED


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