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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html name is Johann Wichman. Born in Germany, he illegally entered the United States when he jumped a merchant ship in San Francisco during 1878. While commanding the Cyclops, he lived in Norfolk, Virginia. Wykoff, Victor.Deputy secretary of state. Works under Oates. X-ray laser defense system.Space weapons system mentioned by Post to the president. The system won't be operational for another fourteen months. Yaseg General Maiden.Head of the Soviet Military Space Command. Described as a big, beefy man with a red face. His hair is smoke-gray and his eyes steady and hard. Smokes cigarettes that he stores in a thin gold case. Yudenich, Alexander.One of the three Russian cosmonauts whose frozen corpses were placed aboard the Prosperteer before it reappeared. A rookie cosmonaut. Yushchuk, Corporal Mikhafl.Part of the Soviet attack force from Selenos 8. Zanona.Word uttered by Gottschalk just before a South American Indian assassin stabs him with the spear in the cargo hold of the Cyclops. A tribe of cannibalistic Amazon Indians who allegedly guard the treasure of El Dorado. Zil lusine.Soviet-made seven-seater limousine used by high-ranking government and military officials. Powered by a seven-liter 425-horsepower engine. Velikov is aboard a Zil when Pitt is stopped at a roadblock. Zochenko, Sergei.One of the three Russian cosmonauts whose frozen corpses were placed aboard the Prosperteer before it reappeared. A veteran cosmonaut. Treasure
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html AK-74.Soviet-made automatic weapon used by Ammar's terrorists as they storm the crushing mill on Santa Inez Island. Al-Hakim Mohammed.A scholarly mullah who is Yazid's shadow. Present at the meeting with Yazid where the hijacking of the Lady Flamborough is planned. Described as having the face of a man who spent half his life in a dungeon. His pale skin seems almost transparent. Alexander the Great. King of Macedonia.Died in 323 B.C. in Babylon. His gold-and-crystal coffin was removed from Alexandria and packed around the sides with three hundred twenty copper tubes that read: "Geologic Charts." This, along with sixty-three tapestries, was buried by Venator's men near the Hills of' Rome. Alexandria Library.Vast information source that contained knowledge of the Egyptian, Greek and Roman empires along with little-known civilizations outside the Mediterranean. In A.D. 391, Christian Emperor Theodosius ordered all books and art depicting anything remotely pagan, which included the teachings of the immortal Greek philosophers, burned and destroyed. Much of the collection was thought to have been secretly saved and spirited away. What became of it, or where it was hidden, remains a mystery sixteen centuries later. A group led by Venator buries it in an unknown land. The entire party, minus four sailors who escape on a small merchant ship named the Serapis, are slaughtered by the barbarians in retaliation for an attack on their village. Rothberg describes the library as a library/museum/university, an immense structure of white marble that contained picture galleries, statuary halls and theaters for poetry readings and lectures. There were also dormitories, a dining hall and animal and botanical parks. The contents of the library are later found by Pitt in Roma, Texas, under No Name Hill. After Sharp catalogs them, the contents are transported to a secure building complex in Maryland for restoration and preservation. A replica of the Alexandria Library is scheduled to be built on the Washington Mail. Antonov, Georgi.President of the Soviet Union. Likes to ball his mistress in the backseat of his limousine on the way to the Kremlin. Ardencaple Fjord.Fjord on the northeast coast of Greenland. Site near the University of Colorado archaeological dig, where Pitt is searching for missing Soviet submarine. Location where Nebula Flight 106 crashes. Aristophanes.Was head of the Alexandria Library two hundred years before Christ. The father of the dictionary.
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