SOTR 27
Spring of the Ram Chapter 27
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]early May 1461.
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas
- Julius
- Pagano Doria (referenced)
- Simon (referenced)
- Master Julius (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- a woman
- Sara Khatun
- Diadochos
- Violante of Naxos (referenced)
- Uzum Hasan (referenced)
- Sultan Mehmed II (referenced)
- Paraskeuas (referenced)
- the Syrian (referenced)
- her daughter-in-law (referenced)
- Fra Ludovico da Bologna (referenced)
- the bow-carrying page (referenced)
- Alexios (referenced)
- the emperor of Ethiopia (referenced)
- King David the Psalmist (referenced)
- Alexander the Great (referenced)
- Philip III, duke of Burgundy (referenced)
- Doge of Venice (referenced)
- king of France (referenced)
- King of England (referenced)
- the Pope (referenced)
- Michael Alighieri (referenced)
Locations
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- a camp outside Erzerum
- the Seraglio, camp outside Erzerum
- Brussels (referenced)
- Pisa (referenced)
- Florence (referenced)
- Vavuk (referenced)
- Erzincan (referenced)
- Sivas (referenced)
- Bursa (referenced)
- Amastris (referenced)
- Sinope (referenced)
- Tabriz (referenced)
- Constantinople (referenced)
- Adrianople (referenced)
- Kerasous (referenced)
- Trebizond (referenced)
- Pera (referenced)
- Gallipoli (referenced)
- Sebinkarahisar (referenced)
- Koloneia (referenced)
- the Chrysokephalos (referenced)
Other References
[edit | edit source]Literature
[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- Their brave, their demanding mothers.
- Absorbed in listening and looking, he almost forgot to reply. He felt love for her, and pride, and even a sort of anxiety. As always, his face and manner were displaying soemthing quite different.