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Knights of the
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Percival and the Fisher King. Young Pierce (Percival meaning "pierce the valley"), after a chance meeting with knights, leaves his mother, who has sheltered him from the world and travels to become a
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1769:King Arthur
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1275:Loomis 1949
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999:Guy Ritchie
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770:during the
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525:King Arthur
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222:King Arthur
151:Nationality
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1161:Y Gododdin
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991:Kingfisher
977:Evil Queen
886:Jack Whyte
854:Illuminati
682:Perlesvaus
641:Holy Grail
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503:Red Knight
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119:his sister
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2019:Sagramore
2009:Pellinore
1999:Palamedes
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1839:Gingalain
1036:The 2022
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873:Parzival
809:retells
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706:Lancelot
678:Perceval
649:Aglovale
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161:Percival
143:Religion
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129:Children
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111:Aglovale
63:Parsifal
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2364:Pridwen
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1543:Sources
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359:Coeling
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