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Several threads, including pre-Christian mythology, veneration of relics in Christian tradition, and medieval literature, have combined over the centuries into the Holy Grail metaphor of today.
The various readings of this national myth can tell us a lot about our cultural and political time and place.
Is the Grail the chalice from the Last Supper – or the Crucifixion? Does it contain the elixir of life? Or is it Mary Magdalene’s womb?
As a fifth Indiana Jones film is announced, what Indy got right – and wrong – in his earlier exploits …
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