Saracen — Minor Figures

4 figures from The Boy's Froissart who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Agadinquor d’Oliferne

chief · first appears Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2

• Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2 · allies with Brahadin de Tunis “The chiefs of the army, such as Agadinquor d’Oliferne and Brahadin de Tunis, thought they should gain nothing by his death; and to induce him to answer truly, without any equivocation, what questions should be put to him, they promised to spare his life, and send him safe and well to his own country on board of the first galley that should come thither from Genoa or Marseilles, with a present of a hundred golden besants.”
• Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2 · with Simon Mollevin “The chiefs of the army, such as Agadinquor d’Oliferne and Brahadin de Tunis, thought they should gain nothing by his death; and to induce him to answer truly, without any equivocation, what questions should be put to him, they promised to spare his life, and send him safe and well to his own country on board of the first galley that should come thither from Genoa or Marseilles, with a present of a hundred golden besants.”

Brahadin de Tunis

chief · first appears Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2

• Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2 · allies with Agadinquor d’Oliferne “The chiefs of the army, such as Agadinquor d’Oliferne and Brahadin de Tunis, thought they should gain nothing by his death; and to induce him to answer truly, without any equivocation, what questions should be put to him, they promised to spare his life, and send him safe and well to his own country on board of the first galley that should come thither from Genoa or Marseilles, with a present of a hundred golden besants.”
• Book 4, Chapter 6, part 2/2 · with Simon Mollevin “The chiefs of the army, such as Agadinquor d’Oliferne and Brahadin de Tunis, thought they should gain nothing by his death; and to induce him to answer truly, without any equivocation, what questions should be put to him, they promised to spare his life, and send him safe and well to his own country on board of the first galley that should come thither from Genoa or Marseilles, with a present of a hundred golden besants.”

Mandifer

valiant Saracen · first appears Book 4, Chapter 2, part 2/3

• Book 4, Chapter 2, part 2/3 · with Bellius “He gave his opinion quite contrary to that of Mandifer”

Bellius

ancient Saracen lord · first appears Book 4, Chapter 2, part 2/3

• Book 4, Chapter 2, part 2/3 · with Mandifer “He gave his opinion quite contrary to that of Mandifer”

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Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.