TLWL 19
TLWL 19
To Lie with Lions Chapter 19
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]December 1471 - February 1472
- “amid the Yule feasts” Vintage p 226
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas vander Poele
- Govaerts
- Jodi de Fleury
- Michael Crackbene
- Ada (referenced)
- Bel of Cuthilgurdy
- Lazzarino (referenced)
- Julius (referenced)
- Gregorio (referenced)
- Jacon (referenced)
- Margot (referenced)
- Tasse (referenced)
- Marian de Charetty (referenced)
- Katelina van Borselen (referenced)
- Abul Ismail (referenced, unnamed)
- Fr Moriz
- Diniz Vasquez (referenced)
- Henry St Pol (referenced)
- Simon St Pol (referenced)
- Tilde de Charetty (referenced)
- Tobie Beventini (referenced)
- Godscalc (referenced)
- Primaflora (referenced, unnamed)
- Clemence de Coulanges
- Pasque (referenced)
- Jordan de Riberac (referenced)
- Lucia St Pol (referenced)
- Dr Andreas (referenced)
- Felix de Charetty (referenced)
- Oliver Semple (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- King James of Scotland
- Anselm Adorne
- Queen Margaret of Denmark
- Margriet Adorne (referenced)
- Will Roger
- Princess Mary (referenced)
- Edward Bonkle
- Lord Treasurer John Laing
- Andro Woodman
- William Monypenny
- Anselm Sersanders (referenced)
- Martin of the Vatachino
- Colard (referenced)
- David of the Vatachino (referenced)
- Kathi Sersandrers (referenced)
- Jan Adorne
- Bishop of St Andrews (referenced)
- Nerio (referenced)
- Cardinal Bessarion (referenced)
- Barbo (referenced)
- Ivan of Muscovy (referenced)
- Zoe of Muscovy (referenced)
- Robin of Berecrofts
- Phemie Dunbar (referenced)
- Hugo van der Goes (referenced)
- Lippi (referenced)
- Van Eyck (referenced)
- Petrus Christus (referenced)
- Archie of Berecrofts
- John le Grant (referenced)
Locations
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- High Street house
- Edinburgh
- Canongate
- Holyrood Abbey
- Coldingham (referenced)
- Beltrees (referenced)
- Venice (referenced)
- Rome (referenced)
- Geneva (referenced)
- Rhodes (referenced)
- Cyprus (referenced)
- Portugal (referenced)
- Famagusta (referenced)
- Edinburgh Castle (referenced)
- De Riberac house
- St Giles (referenced)
- Kilmirren (referenced)
- Africa (referenced)
- Lagos (referenced)
- Bruges (referenced)
- Holy Land (referenced)
- Artois (referenced)
- Genoa (referenced)
- Danzig (referenced)
- Rome (referenced)
- Cologne (referenced)
- England (referenced)
- Jerusalem (referenced)
- “To a mind delighting in tactics and devices, grief is not a familiar factor…”
- The French that Bel speaks “Comme c’est gars-bachique!” is the same dialect as Clemence and Pasque
Literature
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Other References
[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- “Whatever he does, he is isolated by his own gifts. If he doesn’t put them to use, he’s in limbo.”
Controversies
[edit | edit source]- War games between Nicholas and Gelis
- The Scottish Plan
- Julius’s parentage
- Who are the Vatachino’s owners?
- Tasse’s death
- tracing the African gold
- Adorne as rival to Nicholas
- Impact of the Nativity Play