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~ NOTES TO PAGES 116–28 ~
94 Ibid.: 73–8.
95 For a conspectus of the – enormous – secondary literature: Teply, 1983.
96 Hale, 1998: 46; Guilmartin, 1974: 229ff.
97 Evliya Çelebi, 1314/1896–7 to 1938, Vol. 9: 821.
98 Guilmartin, 1974: 98–109.
99 Davies, 1999.
100 Chagniot, 2001.
101 Abou-El-Haj, 1974a.
102 Faroqhi, 1986.
103 Kal’a et alii (eds), 1997–.
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1 Overmans, 1999b: 486.
2 Overmans, 1999a, passim.
3 Rüpke, 1999.
4 Overmans, 1999b: 506; Spies, 1968; Teply, 1973; Jahn, 1963.
5 Streit, 1978.
6 Anderson, reprint 1998.
7 Hohrath, 1999.
8 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: X.
9 McCarthy, 1995.
10 Panzac, 1999: 81.
11 Panaite, 2000: 283–301.
12 Pedani Fabris, 1994b: 179–85; Faroqhi, 2002; Gökbilgin, 1964: 211–12.
13 Tietze, 1942.
14 Bracewell, 1992.
15 Ibid.: 187–9.
16 Berktay, 1990.
17 Faroqhi, 1984: 108.
18 Ibid.: 100–1.
19 Stoye, 1994: 20–1.
20 De Martelli, 1689: passim.
21 Panzac, 1999 and Bono, 1999.
22 Parmaksızoğlu, 1953 and Neumann, unpublished manuscript.
23 Jahn, 1961; Spies, 1968 and Teply, 1973.
24 Bono, 1999: 21–36.
25 Pedani Fabris, 1994b: 168–9; Preto, 1999: 348–60.
26 Panzac, 1999: 97–103; Bono, 1999: passim.
27 Osman Ağa, trans. by Kreutel and Spies, 1962; and trans. by Hitzel, 2001.
28 De Martelli, 1689.
29 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 164; Vatin, 2002.
30 Guilmartin, 1974: 111–18.
31 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 164–5.
32 For an exception: Matar, 1999: 20.
33 Bono, 1999: 482–6.