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The Quest of the Self,le of the twelfth century rapidly surpassed it in popularity. The subject matter as we have already seen was drawn from Celtic stories and Classical antiquity but despite the parallels between Arthur’s Britain and Charlemagne’s France (see p. 36 above) a fundamentally different attitude to the indiv

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