Editing C&R 19

=Caprice and Rondo Chapter 19=
===Plot Summary===
<spoiler> Nicholas examines the fortifications and supplies and suggests supporting an alliance with Moscow. In speaking with the shaman, he sees an eagle in his cup and is told it is an eagle of the future. Nicholas refuses to divine. On his way back to Caffa, he is taken to some nearby caves where he is told Ochoa de Marchena is waiting for him with news of the lost gold. </spoiler>

===Dates===
October 1474

===Fictional Characters===
(including references to characters not present)
* [[Nicholas vander Poele]]
* [[Julius]] (referenced), unnamed
* [[Jodi de Fleury]] (referenced)
* [[Gelis van Borselen]] (referenced)
* [[Anna von Haynseck]] (referenced)
* [[Shaman]]
* [[Ochoa de Marchena]] (referenced)

===Non-Fictional Characters===
(including references to characters not present)
* [[Uzum Hasan]] (referenced)
* [[Abdan Khan]]
* [[Karai Mirza]]
* [[Mengli-Girey]]
* [[Ludo da Bologna]] (referenced)
* [[Ivan III of Russia]] (referenced)
* [[Callimachus Experiens]] (referenced)
* [[The last Tudun’s brother]] (referenced)
* [[The last Tudun’s brother’s widow]] (referenced)
* [[Zacco / James of Cyprus]] (referenced)
* [[Sultan Qayt Bey]] (referenced)
* [[Anselm Adorne]] (referenced)
* [[Katelijne Sersanders]] (referenced)
* [[Friar Lorenzo]]

===Locations===
(including references to other locations)
* [[Qirq-yer]]
* [[Venice]] (referenced)
* [[Naples]] (referenced)
* [[Rome]] (referenced)
* [[Genoa]] (referenced)
* [[Milan]] (referenced)
* [[Constantinople]] (referenced)
* [[Poland]] (referenced)
* [[Moscow]] (referenced)
* [[Trebizond]] (referenced)
* [[Cologne]] (referenced)
* [[Caffa]] (referenced)
* [[Joliba]] (referenced)
* [[Cyprus]] (referenced)
* [[Crete]] (referenced)
* [[Mankup]] (referenced)
* [[Gaza]] (referenced)
* [[Cairo]] (referenced)
* [[Sinai]] (referenced)
* [[St Catherine’s monastery]] (referenced)

===Literature===

===Other References===
* [[Slata Baba]]

===Quotes from Dunnett===
* “If he could propose (in mare’s milk) a strategy for the survival of Eastern Christianity, coupled with the name of the Khan in Crimea, he could presumably control his own interests” (p 219 Vintage)

===Controversies===
* [[Tracing the lost gold]]

===Previous/Next===
[[C&R 18]] / [[C&R 20]]

===References===

[[Category:C&R Chapters]]