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Characters in this exact text
AgnesAgnes — serving woman encountered by Giles in Gates of EmpireOn Page7 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110AmalricAmalric — king of JerusalemOn Page38 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110DirghamDirgham — Egyptian ruler/commanderMentioned4 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110AmbroseFriar Ambrose — friar invoked in Giles’s backstoryMentioned4 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Geoffrey FulcherGeoffrey Fulcher — Templar and ambassadorOn Page3 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Giles HobsonGiles Hobson — English adventurer and comic protagonist in Gates of EmpireOn Page109 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Godfrey de CourtenayGodfrey de Courtenay — noble/knight invoked in the storyMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110GuillaumeGuillaume — young page in Gates of EmpireOn Page5 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Hugh of CæsareaHugh of Caesarea — Frankish ambassadorOn Pagefirst: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Imam Esh Shafi’yImam Esh Shafi’y — religious/historical figure invoked in CairoMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Lady EleanorLady Eleanor — woman invoked in Giles’s backstoryMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110MargeMarge — woman associated with Giles in Gates of EmpireOn Page8 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Nour ed dinNour ed din — Muslim ruler invoked in the Egyptian struggleMentioned10 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110PeterPeter — man in Giles’s earlier adventuresMentioned7 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Saint DunstanSaint Dunstan — saint invoked in the storyMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Saint WitholdSaint Withold — saint invoked by GilesMentioned4 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110San StefanoSan Stefano — ship used by Giles in Gates of EmpireOn Page8 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110ShawarShawar — vizier of EgyptOn Page43 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110ShirkuhShirkuh — Kurdish/Syrian commander in EgyptOn Page50 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Sir GodfreySir Godfrey — knight in Giles’s earlier/backstoryMentioned7 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110Sir Guiscard de ChastillonSir Guiscard de Chastillon — Frankish knight in Gates of EmpireOn Page18 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 91–110
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Sword Woman and Other Historical AdventuresRestored reading editionAuthority basis: Restoration toward authorial text · Treatment: Restored toward authorial wording
Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures; source basis noted by the edition as Golden Fleece, January 1939.