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The essays in this volume, some reprinted in their original form and some extensively revised, are concerned with the Arthurian traditions associated with Glastonbury Abbey. Certain of the essays are analytic and others provide editions of hitherto unknown texts. They all examine ways in which legendary materials and historical facts interconnected in the process by which Glastonbury Abbey came to present itself, nationally and internationally, as the custodian of King Arthur's relics and the burial place of Joseph of Arimathea, and the importance, political and ecclesiastical, that it derived from the connection.Professor JAMES CARLEY is the author of Glastonbury Abbey: The Holy House at the Head of the Moors Adventurous and a past editor of Arthurian Literature. Topics: Glastonbury Legends (WATKIN, GRANSDEN), Legend of St Joseph of Glastonbury (LAGORIO), Guinevereat Glastonbury (WOOD), Vera Historia de Morte Arthuri (BARBER, LAPIDGE), Was Mordred buried at Glastonbury? (BARBER), Glastonbury in Welsh Vernacular Tradition (LLOYD-MORGAN), Second Exhumation of Arthur's Remains, 1278 (PARSONS), Abbey Memorial Plate (GOODALL), Arthur's Epitaph/s (CARLEY, BROWN, WRIGHT, WITHRINGTON), Hardyng and Holy Grail (KENNEDY, RIDDY), Henry V and Joseph of Arimathea's Bones, Holy Cross of Waltham at Montacute, Excavation ofArthur's Grave (CARLEY), Perlesvaus (Wells fragment), Quedam Narracio de nobili rege Arthuro, De Origine Gigantum (CARLEY, CRICK, EVANS), Glastonbury tablets (KROCHALIS), Relics in 14th Century (CARLEY, HOWLEY).
Contents
The Glastonbury Legends - Aelred WatkinThe Growth of the Glastonbury Traditions and Legends in the Twelfth Century - The Evolving Legend of St Joseph of Glastonbury - Valerie M LagorioGuenevere at Glastonbury: A Problem in Translation(s) - Charles T WoodThe Vera Historia de Morte Arthuri and its Place in Arthurian Tradition - Richard BarberThe Vera Historia de Morte Arthuri: a New Edition - Michael LapidgeWas Mordred Buried at Glastonbury? An Arthurian Tradition at Glastonbury in the Middle Ages - Richard BarberFrom Ynys Wydrin to Glasynbri: Glastonbury in Welsh Vernacular Tradition - Ceridwen Lloyd-MorganThe Second Exhumation of King Arthur's Remains at Glastonbury, 19 April 1278 - John C ParsonsThe Glastonbury Abbey Memorial Plate Reconsidered - John GoodallA Fifteenth-Century Revision of the Glastonbury Epitaph to King Arthur (with James P. Carley) - Michelle BrownA Fifteenth-Century Revision of the Glastonbury Epitaph to King Arthur (with Michelle Brown) - James CarleyThe Arthurian Epitaph in Malory's Morte Darthur - John WithringtonJohn Hardyng and the Holy Grail - Glastonbury, Joseph of Arimathea and the Grail in John Hardyng's Chronicle - Linda BrosnanA Grave Event: Henry V, Glastonbury Abbey and Joseph of Arimathea's Bones - James CarleyThe Discovery of the Holy Cross of Waltham at Montacute, the Excavation of Arthur's Grave at Glastonbury Abbey, and Joseph of Arimathea's BurialArimathea's Burial - James CarleyA Fragment of Perlesvaus at Wells Cathedral Library - James CarleyA Glastonbury Translator at Work: Quedam Narraciode nobili rege Arthuro and De Origine Gigantum in their Earliest Manuscript ContextsManuscript Contexts - James CarleyConstructing Albion's Past: an Annotated Edition of De Origine Gigantum (with Julia Crick) - James CarleyConstructing Albion's Past: an Annotated Edition of De Origine Gigantum (with James P. Carley) - Julia C CrickGigantic Origins: An Annotated Translation of De Origine Gigantum - Ruth EvansMagna Tabula: the Glastonbury Tablets (Parts 1 & 2) - Jeanne KrochalisRelics at Glastonbury in the Fourteenth Century (with Martin Howley) - James CarleyRelics at Glastonbury in the Fourteenth Century (with James P. Carley) - Martin Howley
