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From the Last Supper to Glastonbury - the Chain of Custody of the Holy Grail

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The Holy Grail tradition, as Randall Carlson traces it, begins with a single object used at the Last Supper - the chalice from which Jesus and the disciples drank. That same vessel was then used by Joseph of Arimathea to collect the blood of Christ during the removal from the cross, sealed as a ciborium, and carried westward to England.

According to the legend, Joseph of Arimathea arrived in Britain and encountered Arviragus, a pagan chieftain who granted him 120 hides of land as a sacred precinct. On that ground, Joseph established what tradition holds to be the first Christian church in England - the site that would become Glastonbury. The Grail then roots itself into the British Isles, and the mythos that grows from it becomes, as Randall acknowledges, something like trying to make sense of a dream - layered, contradictory, resistant to clean resolution, but pointing insistently toward something real at its core.

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