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Christianity and Islam under the Sultans-02

Christianity and Islam under the Sultans , by F. W. Hasluck, in two volumes (Oxford, 1929). This is volume 2, in 538 searchable pdf pages. Frederick William Hasluck (1878–1920), the renowned English antiquarian, historian, and archaeologist, provides invaluable information about the interplay between Christianity and Islam in Turkey, focusing on folklore, heterodox faiths and customs. Contents of volume 2 include: Plato in the Folklore of the Konia Plain; Christianity and Islam under the Sultans of Konia; The Inscriptions of Saint Chariton's; The Blessing of the Waters; 'The Forty'; Haidar, Khoja Ahmed, Karaja Ahmed; The Tomb of Saint Polycarp; Sari Saltik; Saint John "the Russian"; Renegade Saints; Neo-martyrs of the Orthodox Church; Stag and Saint; The Saints of Armudlu; The Crypto-Christians of Trebizond; Lists of Heterodox Tribes; Haji Bektash and the Janissaries; George of Hungary; Geographical Distribution of the Bektashi; Ambiguous Sanctuaries and Bektashi Propaganda; The Rise of the Karaosmanoglu; The Girding of the Sultans; Columns of Ordeal; Western Travellers through Eastern Eyes; Dieudonne de Gozon and the Dragon of Rhodes; Sheikh El Bedawi of Tanta; Terra Lemnia; Obser

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