Didot Perceval
So-called because the only MS. of this legend out curiosity where they do not desire its inquisitive eyes. discovered belonged to A. F. Didot, the famous collector. This version of the Grail Legend lays great stress on the illness of the Fisher King. It tells how the Table Round was constructed, and relates the adventures of Sir Perceval, which are much the same as those told in the Conte del Graal and include the Good Friday incident. It is said that he, with his brother-in-law, Brons, were instructed in the mystic expressions which Christ whispered to Joseph of Arimathea when on the cross.
Diepenbroeks, Treatise on: (See Healing by Touch.)