Episode 2: Religion in Arthurian Legend

In Episode 2, we'll discuss how religion affects plot line in standard Arthurian literature, how ...

An episode of the Of Swords and Magic podcast, hosted by LJ, titled "Episode 2: Religion in Arthurian Legend" was published on June 20, 2018 and runs 1 minutes.

June 20, 2018 ·1m · Of Swords and Magic

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In Episode 2, we'll discuss how religion affects plot line in standard Arthurian literature, how it's incorporated into symbols throughout the legend, and how tales can alter when one religion dominates the other.

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In Episode 2, we'll discuss how religion affects plot line in standard Arthurian literature, how it's incorporated into symbols throughout the legend, and how tales can alter when one religion dominates the other.

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