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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Quetzalcoad.Five-step pyramid in the Toltec city of Tula. Site where Rivas is sacrificed. Named for one of the Aztecs' revered gods. Redfern, Dr. Mel.A tall man with blond hair that has receded into a widow's peak. Wears designer glasses. Has blue-gray eyes. Still reasonably trim for a man of forty but has a slight paunch. A former college basket 333 ball star who passed on playing in the pros to earn his doctorate in anthropology. One of the world's leading experts in classical marine archaeology. While analyzing the tablets Pitt had removed from the Serapis, Redfern finds the reason for the voyage: to hide the Library of Alexandria. Rio Grande.The river that divides Mexico and the United States and forms the Texas-Mexico border. Known as Rio Bravo in Spanish. Rivas, Guy.Special representative for the president of the United States. Picked because he speaks Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. His family immigrated to America from the Mexican town of Escampo, where he was taught Nahuatl at a very early age. Married, he has four children. After being sent to meet with Topiltzin, his heart is removed with an obsidian knife, and he is skinned. Rivera, Victor.Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies in Uruguay. Owned the Lola, named for his wife, which the Lady Flamborough rammed and sank. Rojas, Colonel Jose.Uraguayan chief coordinator for special security. Trained with the British Grenadier Guards. Roma, Texas.Town near the site where the Alexandria Library was buried. On seven hills like its namesake in Italy. Viva Zapata, a Marion Brando movie, was filmed in Roma. Rooney, Teri.An actress who is asked to be a double for Kamil. Rothberg, Dr. Bertram.A professor of classical history at the University of Colorado. Rothberg has made the study of the Alexandria Library his life's work. Described as having a jolly smile beneath a splendid gray beard. Has sparkling blue eyes and a swirling mass of gray hair. ROV.Stands for Remote Operated Vehicle. A tethered underwater viewing system.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Rubin, Gary.Chief steward on Nebula Flight 106. Takes over the controls after Ammar parachutes out the hatch. One of three survivors of the crash. Rufinus, Cuccins.Captain of the Serapis. Employed by Nicias, a Greek shipping merchant from the port city of Rhodes. Has a daughter named Hypatia who travels with him on his voyage to bury the Alexandria Library. Ruger P-85.American-made semiautomatic 9-millimeter handgun that Ammar uses to shoot Pitt in the back. Sadat, President Anwar.Former president of Egypt who was assassinated, mentioned by Kamil on page 237. Salazar, Miguel.Mexico's director of foreign financing. Sam Trinity Sand and Gravel Company.Front for the actual excavations of the Alexandria Library being carried out by Sharp. Santa Inez Island.Island in Chile that has glaciers. Spot where Pitt concludes the Lady Flamborough is hidden. Described as sixty-five kilometers wide by ninety-five kilometers in length. The highest point is Mount Wharton at thirteen hundred twenty meters. Sarapis.The Roman ship found by Pitt near Gronquist Bay Village. Thought to be from the fourth century. Pitt dives through the ice in a dry suit using surface-supplied air and examines the wreck. Pitt finds the wreck has no stern rudder and a lead-sheathed bottom. Asked to examine the stern post, Pitt finds a hardwood plaque with the Greek letters spelling Serapis and a face with curly hair and a heavy beard. Graham explains that the letters are not Classical but Eastern Greek and that it is the name of a Greek Egyptian god. Pitt enters the hull and finds the galley in order but no bodies inside. Roaming through the ship, he examines the cargo hold and finds the crew, eight in all, perfectly preserved and crowded around an iron stove. Pitt theorizes they were killed by a buildup of carbon monoxide. After the ship is excavated from the ice, it is measured at just under twenty meters in length with a beam of seven meters.
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