TLWL 30
To Lie with Lions Chapter 30
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]Late March 1472 - late April 1472 Tuesday, March 24th is the day Gelis hears the rumor that Nicholas died at sea
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas de Fleury
- Astorre (referenced)
- Gelis van Borselen
- Jordan de Riberac (referenced)
- Simon St Pol (referenced) (unnamed)
- Katelina van Borselen (referenced)
- Julius (referenced)
- Gregorio (referenced)
- Clemence de Coulanges
- Jodi de Fleury
- Pasque
- Bel of Cuthilgurdy (referenced)
- Govaerts
- Eric Mowat
- Fr Moriz (referenced)
- Mick Crackbene
- Anna von Hanseyck (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- Anselm Adorne (referenced)
- King James of Scotland
- Countess of Arran (referenced)
- Mistress Sinclair (referenced)
- Will Roger
- Martin of the Vatachino
- Reinholdt (referenced)
- Anselm Sersanders (referenced)
- Pauel Benecke (referenced)
- Kathi Sersanders (referenced)
- Jo Babbe (referenced)
- Robin of Berecrofts
- Archie of Berecrofts
- John le Grant
- Prince Alexander of Scotland
- Pope Paul VI (referenced)
- King Christian of Denmark (referenced)
- Lord Hamilton
- Semple of Elliotstoun
- Andro Woodman
- John of Mar (referenced)
- Queen Margaret of Denmark (referenced)
- Charles of Burgundy (referenced)
- Louis of France (referenced)
- Lord Moneypenny (referenced)
- Stephen Angus (referenced)
- Henne Memling (referenced)
Locations
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- Bruges (referenced)
- Sluys (referenced)
- Kilmirren (referenced)
- Venice (referenced)
- Edinburgh
- High Street
- Dean (referenced)
- Leith (referenced)
- North Pole (referenced)
- Iceland (referenced)
- Canongate (referenced)
- Orkney (referenced)
- Leith
- Hesdin (referenced)
- Nolsoy (referenced)
- Coldingham Priory (referenced)
- Shetland (referenced)
- Edinburgh Castle
- Brittany (referenced)
- France (referenced)
- Low Countries (referenced)
- Beltrees (referenced)
- Middleberg (referenced)
- Antwerp (referenced)
- Bessastadir (referenced)
- Africa (referenced)
Literature
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Other References
[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- “Why not bang your own drum and mine?” “Because God’s drums were better,” Nicholas said. (p 384 Vintage)