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Catalogue facts
Published dateJuly 1933
Characters in this exact text
AchmetAchmet — young prince slain by ZenghiOn Page16 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Ak SunkurAk Sunkur — historical predecessor/father figure in Zenghi’s backgroundMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90BaldwinBaldwin — Frankish king/ruler invoked in The Lion of TiberiasMentioned3 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Doubeys ibn SadakaDoubeys ibn Sadaka — ruler of Hilla invoked in the storyMentioned10 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90EllenEllen — young woman protected by Miles du CourceyOn Page9 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Il-GhaziIl-Ghazi — Turkish ruler invoked in historical backgroundMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90John ComneneJohn Comnene — Byzantine ruler invoked in historical backgroundMentioned3 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90John NorwaldJohn Norwald — English adventurer in The Lion of TiberiasOn Page20 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90JoscelinJoscelin — Frankish ruler/warrior invoked in the storyMentioned5 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Kerbogha of MosulKerbogha of Mosul — historical ruler/commander invoked in backgroundMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Melik ShahMelik Shah — Seljuk ruler invoked in historical backgroundMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Miles du CourceyMiles du Courcey — Norman knight in The Lion of TiberiasOn Page24 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90MuhammadMuhammad — the Prophet Mohammed explicitly invoked as a historical/religious figureMentioned5 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90OusamaOusama — Arab adviser and companion of ZenghiOn Page13 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90SaladinSaladin — historical Muslim rulerMentioned4 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90ShamiShami — man in Zenghi’s serviceOn Page4 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Sir William de MontserratSir William de Montserrat — seneschal whose service John Norwald enteredMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90Wulfgar Edric’sWulfgar Edric’s son — Frankish/English warrior in The Lion of TiberiasOn Page3 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90YaruktashYaruktash — Turkish commander serving ZenghiOn Page10 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90ZenghiZenghi — Atabeg of Mosul and central historical ruler in The Lion of TiberiasOn Page106 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 75–90
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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 The Magic Carpet Magazine, July 1933.
