C&R 19
Caprice and Rondo Chapter 19
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]October 1474
Fictional Characters
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- “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)