{"collection":"Secret Rosicrucian Order","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/sro/hchg/hchg02.htm","path":"sro/hchg/hchg02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/sro/hchg/hchg02.htm","text":"| | | PAGE | \n| | PREFACE | v | \n| | BOOK I | | \n| | THE ROOTS OF THE HOUSE OF MEANING | | \n| SECT. | | | \n| I. | SOME ASPECTS OF THE GRAAL LEGEND | 5 | \n| II. | EPOCHS OF THE LEGEND | 12 | \n| III. | THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE GRAAL LITERATURE | 17 | \n| IV. | THE LITERATURE OF THE CYCLE | 47 | \n| V. | THE IMPLICITS OF THE GRAAL MYSTERY | 61 | \n| | BOOK II | | \n| | MYSTERIES OF THE HOLY GRAAL IN MANIFESTATION AND REMOVAL | | \n| I. | A PRELIMINARY ACCOUNT OF CERTAIN ROOT-SECRETS INCLUDED IN THE WHOLE SUBJECT | 79 | \n| II. | THE INSTITUTION OF THE HALLOWS, AND, IN THE FIRST PLACE, A GENERAL INTRODUCTION CONCERNING THEM | 84 | \n| III. | THE INSTITUTION OF THE HALLOWS, AND, SECONDLY, THE VARIATIONS OF THE CUP LEGEND | 89 | \n| IV. | THE GRAAL VESSEL CONSIDERED AS A BOWL OF PLENTY | 104 | \n| V. | THE LESSER HALLOWS OF THE LEGEND | 114 | \n| | (a) The Summary of these Matters; (b) Legends of the Sacred Lance; (c) The Broken Sword; (d) The Dish. | | \n| VI. | THE CASTLE OF THE HOLY GRAAL | 128 | \n| VII. | THE KEEPERS OF THE HALLOWS | 134 | \n| VIII. | THE PAGEANTS IN THE QUESTS | 138 | \n| | p. xvi | | \n| SECT. | | PAGE | \n| IX. | THE ENCHANTMENTS OF BRITAIN, THE TIMES CALLED ADVENTUROUS AND THE WOUNDING OF THE KING | 144 | \n| X. | THE SUPPRESSED WORD AND THE MYSTIC QUESTION | 152 | \n| XI. | THE HEALING OF THE KING | 157 | \n| XII. | THE REMOVAL OF THE HALLOWS | 161 | \n| | BOOK III | | \n| | THE EARLY EPOCHS OF THE QUEST | | \n| I. | THE ANTECEDENTS OF THE LEGEND IN FOLK-LORE | 171 | \n| II. | THE WELSH PERCEVAL | 181 | \n| III. | THE ENGLISH METRICAL ROMANCE OF SYR PERCYVELLE | 193 | \n| IV. | THE CONTE DEL GRAAL | 198 | \n| | (a) Preliminary to the whole Subject; (b) The Poem of Chr\u00e9tien de Troyes; (c) The Extension of Gautier; (d) The Conclusion of Manessier; (e) The Alternative Sequel of Gerbert; (f) In which Sir Gawain is considered briefly as a Companion of the Holy Quest. | | \n| | BOOK IV | | \n| | THE LESSER CHRONICLES OF THE HOLT GRAAL | | \n| I. | THE METRICAL ROMANCE OF JOSEPH OF ARIMATH\u00c6A | 245 | \n| II. | THE LESSER HOLY GRAAL | 255 | \n| III. | THE EARLY HISTORY OF MERLIN | 258 | \n| IV. | THE DIDOT PERCEVAL | 265 | \n| | BOOK V | | \n| | THE GREATER CHRONICLES OF THE HOLT GRAAL | | \n| I. | THE BOOK OF THE HOLY GRAAL, AND, IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE PROLOGUE THERETO BELONGING | 281 | \n| II. | A NEW CONSIDERATION CONCERNING THE BRANCHES OF THE CHRONICLE | 287 | \n| | p. xvii | | \n| SECT. | | PAGE | \n| III. | THE MINOR BRANCHES OF THE BOOK OF THE HOLY GRAAL | 308 | \n| IV. | SOME LATER MERLIN LEGENDS | 316 | \n| | (a) The Vulgate Merlin; (b) The Huth Merlin. | | \n| V. | THE GREAT PROSE LANCELOT | 330 | \n| VI. | A PREFACE OR INTRODUCTORY PORTION APPERTAINING TO ALL THE QUESTS | 340 | \n| VII. | THE LONGER PROSE PERCEVAL | 344 | \n| VIII. | THE QUEST OF THE HIGH PRINCE | 352 | \n| IX. | THE WELSH QUEST OF GALAHAD | 365 | \n| | BOOK VI | | \n| | THE GERMAN CYCLE OF THE HOLY GRAAL | | \n| I. | THE PARSIFAL OF WOLFRAM VON ESCHENBACH | 375 | \n| II. | GLEANINGS CONCERNING THE LOST QUEST OF GUIOT DE PROVENCE | 397 | \n| III. | SIDELIGHTS FROM THE SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE QUESTS | 404 | \n| IV. | THE CROWN OF ALL ADVENTURES | 407 | \n| V. | THE TITUREL OF ALBRECHT VON SCHARFENBERG | 415 | \n| VI. | THE DUTCH LANCELOT | 421 | \n| | BOOK VII | | \n| | THE HOLY GRAAL IN THE LIGHT OF THE CELTIC CHURCH | | \n| I. | STATEMENT OF A POSSIBLE IMPLICIT ACCOUNTING FOR ALL CLAIMS | 433 | \n| II. | THE FORMUL\u00c6 OF THE HYPOTHESIS SCHEDULED | 436 | \n| III. | IN WHAT SENSE THE PLEA MUST BE HELD TO FAIL | 446 | \n| IV. | THE VICTORY OF THE LATIN RITE | 459 | \n| | p. xviii | | \n| | BOOK VIII | | \n| | MYSTIC ASPECTS OF THE GRAAL LEGEND | | \n| SECT. | | PAGE | \n| I. | THE INTRODUCTORY WORDS | 469 | \n| II. | THE POSITION OF THE LITERATURE DEFINED | 476 | \n| III. | CONCERNING THE GREAT EXPERIMENT | 481 | \n| IV. | THE MYSTERY OF INITIATION | 488 | \n| V. | THE MYSTERY OF FAITH | 493 | \n| VI. | THE LOST BOOK OF THE GRAAL | 498 | \n| VII. | THE DECLARED MYSTERY OF QUEST | 507 | \n| | BOOK IX | | \n| | SECRET TRADITION IN CHRISTIAN TIMES | | \n| I. | PRELIMINARY TO THE WHOLE SUBJECT | 521 | \n| II. | SOME ALLEGED SECRET SCHOOLS OF THE MIDDLE AGES | 524 | \n| III. | THE LATIN LITERATURE OF ALCHEMY AND THE HERMETIC SECRET IN THE LIGHT OF THE EUCHARISTIC MYSTERY | 533 | \n| IV. | THE KABALISTIC ACADEMIES | 550 | \n| V. | THE CLAIM IN RESPECT Of TEMPLAR INFLUENCE | 555 | \n| VI. | THE GRAAL FORMULA IN THE LIGHT OF OTHER GLEANINGS FROM THE CATHOLIC SACRAMENTARY | 566 | \n| VII. | THE Lapis Exilis | 571 | \n| VIII. | THE ANALOGIES OF MASONRY | 576 | \n| | (a) The Assumption of the Building Guild; (b) Masonry and Moral Science; (c) A Theory of Hermetic Interference; (d) One Key to the Sanctuary. | | \n| IX. | THE HALLOWS OF THE GRAAL MYSTERY RE-DISCOVERED IN THE TALISMANS OF THE TAROT | 600 | \n| | BOOK X | | \n| | THE SECRET CHURCH | | \n| I. | THE HERMENEUTICS OF THE HOLY GRAAL | 615 | \n| II. | THE GOOD HUSBANDMAN | 620 | \n| III. | THE CATHOLIC SECRET OF THE LITERATURE | 626 | \n| | p. xix | | \n| SECT. | | PAGE | \n| IV. | THE MYSTERY WHICH IS WITHIN | 639 | \n| V. | THE SECLUDED AND UNKNOWN SANCTUARY | 642 | \n| VI. | THE TRADITION OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE AND OTHER TRACES OF A HIGHER MIND OF THE CHURCH | 661 | \n| VII. | THE CONCLUSION OF THIS HOLY QUEST | 668 | \n| | APPENDIX | | \n| | THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HOLY GRAAL | | \n| | PART I | | \n| | THE TEXTS | | \n| | PART II | | \n| | SOME CRITICAL WORKS | | \n| | PART III | | \n| | PHASES OF INTERPRETATION | |","title":"The Hidden Church of the Holy Graal: Contents","type":"page"}