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- Grail was an elvish word for a piece of jewelry, a circlet or large ring worn as a diadem or headband.
- The Grail (aka the Holy Grail) was the cup used by Christ in the Last Supper, and also where Joseph of Arimathea collected His blood while on the Cross. Arthur doesn't necessarily find the Grail held by Christ, but instead finds another Sacred Cup, the Cup of Regeneration, which he takes back to Camelot as the Grail.
- The Grail is an extremely powerful unique artifact as well as an objective for many of the maps in the Heroes of Might and Magic series. In Heroes V, VI, and VII, it is replaced by the Tear of Asha
- Grail is an episode from the first season of Babylon 5, which is collectively entitled Signs and Portents. A man comes to Babylon 5 asking the alien ambassadors for information that can help him with his quest to find the Holy Grail. A Downbelow gangster gives security problems by mindwiping all who oppose him.
- Grail es un mundo imperial en la región del espacio conocida como las Fosas Corónidas.
- Ruled by the minor House Keddah, Grail is the homeworld of the various races of bird-like Etyri. Sanctuary Aeon is the local dominant branch of the Universal Church, unlike most of the Known Worlds who are cared after by the Urth Orthodox.
- Grail è un browser sperimentale, scritto in Python e in Tk a scopo amatoriale dalla CNRI. Il progetto non ha mai raggiunto una versione stabile ed è stato interrotto nel 1999. E' interessante per gli sviluppatori Python, ma non per gli utenti finali, in quanto supporta solo una piccola parte di HTML e delle tecnologie che stanno alla base del web, sebbene ne supporti alcune che sono generalmente ignorate dagli altri browser. Per visualizzare le tabelle HTML e le immagini JPEG, ad esempio, occorrono due appositi plugin.
- The Grail is one of the four Things of Power. It is found by the Drew children in a cave in Over Sea, Under Stone. The grail is stored in the British museum and is known as the "Trewissick Grail", it is valued at more than 50,000 pounds, though the curator said it was "incalculable". The Grail's plaque reads: " Gold chalice of unknown Celtic workmanship, believed sixth century. Found in Trewissick, South Cornwall, and presented by Simon, Jane and Barnabas Drew." On the Grail are written these words: ac y mae’r arglwyddes yn dod.
- Grail is the 54th level in Chip's Challenge 1. Step over the random force floor to pick up the green key; the chance of passing this immediately is 1/4, but this does not permit a spring slide on and off the key, so any path that loses [1/2] will also pass the area without losing any turns. Though skill is required, a >R slide (1/4) allows Chip to override D after [1/2], while an >U slide allows Chip one more chance to move >D (3/4 * 1/4 = 3/16); the sum of these chances comes to 11/16.
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- Grail è un browser sperimentale, scritto in Python e in Tk a scopo amatoriale dalla CNRI. Il progetto non ha mai raggiunto una versione stabile ed è stato interrotto nel 1999. E' interessante per gli sviluppatori Python, ma non per gli utenti finali, in quanto supporta solo una piccola parte di HTML e delle tecnologie che stanno alla base del web, sebbene ne supporti alcune che sono generalmente ignorate dagli altri browser. Per visualizzare le tabelle HTML e le immagini JPEG, ad esempio, occorrono due appositi plugin. La licenza è quella della CNRI, che consente di esaminare, modificare e ridistribuire (anche in versioni modificate) i sorgenti, a patto di includere la stessa licenza e il copyright.
- Grail was an elvish word for a piece of jewelry, a circlet or large ring worn as a diadem or headband.
- The Grail (aka the Holy Grail) was the cup used by Christ in the Last Supper, and also where Joseph of Arimathea collected His blood while on the Cross. Arthur doesn't necessarily find the Grail held by Christ, but instead finds another Sacred Cup, the Cup of Regeneration, which he takes back to Camelot as the Grail.
- Grail is the 54th level in Chip's Challenge 1. Step over the random force floor to pick up the green key; the chance of passing this immediately is 1/4, but this does not permit a spring slide on and off the key, so any path that loses [1/2] will also pass the area without losing any turns. Though skill is required, a >R slide (1/4) allows Chip to override D after [1/2], while an >U slide allows Chip one more chance to move >D (3/4 * 1/4 = 3/16); the sum of these chances comes to 11/16. Override both of the other random force floors, ignoring the fire boots, then take the chips from this walker, use the teleport on the far right to shortcut back to the west, and take the rest of the chips from the other walker. Since the chips can be taken in either direction, avoiding the walkers is easy, and with no time lost so far Chip should never have to wait (unless the first walker ends up on column 30, which could interfere with Chip en route to the teleport); there are even more options in the southwest because of the two-column chip stacks. Chip must collect one chip apart from the rest at some point, which avoids delay when the walker approaches a different chip. Teleport back >R to the start and step U, then teleport >R again and hold the east key, moving Chip through the south, east and west sides of the Grail. The first random force floor is overriden, and if the second pushes Chip >R, so is the third and the exit is reached at 326.2. It is possible to lose [1] at any location in the route, but its occurrence before the walker section will introduce possible delays from one or both walkers; the best location to drop [1] is on the run to the exit, as an >U or >D push off the second random floor will usually be only a temporary delay and the held east key will still work. The sum chance of specifically 326.2 is 11/64 with perfect skill.
- The Grail is an extremely powerful unique artifact as well as an objective for many of the maps in the Heroes of Might and Magic series. In Heroes V, VI, and VII, it is replaced by the Tear of Asha
- The Grail is one of the four Things of Power. It is found by the Drew children in a cave in Over Sea, Under Stone. The grail is stored in the British museum and is known as the "Trewissick Grail", it is valued at more than 50,000 pounds, though the curator said it was "incalculable". The Grail's plaque reads: " Gold chalice of unknown Celtic workmanship, believed sixth century. Found in Trewissick, South Cornwall, and presented by Simon, Jane and Barnabas Drew." In the original manuscript that the Drew children find, the Grail is said to be "the last trust of Logres, the grail made in the fashion of the Holy Grail, that told upon its sides all the true story of Arthur soon to be misted in men's minds." In Greenwitch, the grail is stolen from the British museum by the Dark, and the search for the parchment in the lead case that was with the Grail commences. The Light and the Dark try to gain the secret from the Greenwitch, who has claimed it as her treasure. Jane Drew is finally given the secret, and the Grail is found in the Dark gypsy's home. The Grail and the parchment within the case give the Light the second prophetic poem. The Grail was a golden chalice, with five tiles: four of these tell the history of King Arthur, but the fifth tells of the prophecy about the Pendragon, the Golden Harp and the Sword of Crystal. The Grail was the first of the Things of Power, and reveals the existence of two other Things of Power, the Golden Harp and the Sword of Pendragon. It's original location was in the tomb of the Knight Bedwin, who took the Grail with him to Trewissick. On the Grail are written these words: On the day of the dead, when the year too dies, Must the youngest open the oldest hills Through the door of the birds, where the breeze breaks. There fire shall fly from the raven boy, And the silver eyes that see the wind, And the Light shall have the harp of gold. By the pleasant lake the Sleepers lie, On Cadfan’s Way where the kestrels call; Though grim from the Grey King shadows fall, Yet singing the golden harp shall guide To break their sleep and bid them ride. When light from the lost land shall return, Six Sleepers shall ride, six Signs shall burn, And where the midsummer tree grows tall By Pendragon’s sword the Dark shall fall. Y maent yr mynyddoedd yn canu, ac y mae’r arglwyddes yn dod. (The last two lines are in modern literary Welsh and are translated in the book into English as "The mountains are singing / and the lady comes". The grammar of these lines in Welsh is slightly unorthodox, since with the plural noun subject mynyddoedd 'mountains' the verb should be singular mae, not plural maent (which would ordinarily be used only with a subject pronoun), and the following word should be contracted with it, giving mae’r just as in the next line, rather than maent yr. If the verbal form maent were to be used, the article following it should be y rather than yr, as the following noun begins with a consonant. This appears to be a genuine mistake, and is not a dialect or archaic form of Welsh. (Wikipedia))
- Grail is an episode from the first season of Babylon 5, which is collectively entitled Signs and Portents. A man comes to Babylon 5 asking the alien ambassadors for information that can help him with his quest to find the Holy Grail. A Downbelow gangster gives security problems by mindwiping all who oppose him.
- Grail es un mundo imperial en la región del espacio conocida como las Fosas Corónidas.
- Ruled by the minor House Keddah, Grail is the homeworld of the various races of bird-like Etyri. Sanctuary Aeon is the local dominant branch of the Universal Church, unlike most of the Known Worlds who are cared after by the Urth Orthodox.
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