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| Maureen Ash |
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Bascot de Marins:
Templar Knight recovering from imprisonment in
the holy lands, in the early 1200s, in England |
| Simon Beaufort (Susanna Gregory with Beau Riffenburgh) |
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Sir Geoffrey Mappestone:
knight during the time of the Crusades |
| J.M.C. Blair |
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Merlin: scholar, doctor,
and advisor to King Arthur of legendary medieval Britain, in the
Merlin Investigations |
| Alys Clare |
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Abbess Helewise: and
Sir Josse d’Acquin, a
French knight, at
the Hawkenly Abbey in England during the 12th century |
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Lassair: 14-year-old
girl with special gifts training to be a healer in a Fenland village,
in 11th century England |
| Cassandra Clark |
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Hildegard: wealthy
recent widow who becomes an abbess in late 14th century York, England,
in the Abbess of Meaux mysteries |
| Sara Conway |
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Lord Godwin: bailiff
in Hexham, in 13th century England |
| Mary Devlin |
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Geoffrey Chaucer:
poet and detective in the late 1300s, in England |
| Paul (P.C.) Doherty |
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Brother Athelstan:
Dominican monk, and John Cranston, a coroner,
in 14th century London, England |
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Nicholas Chirke:
young lawyer in medieval England,
in the Canterbury Tales mysteries |
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Hugh Corbett: spy for King Edward I in England |
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Mathilde of Westminster: physician and former lady-in-waiting,
in the court of Edward II, in 14th century, London, England |
| Ruth Downie |
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Gaius Petreius Ruso: recently divorced Roman army physician,
in 2nd century Roman Britain |
| Ariana Franklin |
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Adelia:
(Vesuvia Adelia Rachel Ortese Aguilar of Salerno), a coroner working for King Henry II in 12th century England |
| Margaret Frazer |
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Dame Frevisse:
medieval nun in Oxfordshire, England |
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Joliffe: leader of traveling players in 15th century England |
| Barbara Reichmuth Geisler |
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Dame Averilla:
infirmaress at the Benedictine abbey near Shaftesbury in 12th
century Norman England |
| Susanna Gregory |
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Matthew Bartholomew:
brother and forensic sleuth in the 14th century Cambridge, England |
| Tom Harper (Edwin Thomas) |
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Demetrios Askiates:
former bounty hunter and bodyguard, in service
to the Byzantine Emperor in late 11th century Constantinople, in
the First Crusade trilogy |
| Robert Harris |
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Marcus Cicero:
in a political thriller trilogy set in Republican Rome |
| Michael Jecks |
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Simon Puttock:
medieval West County bailiff, and Sir Baldwin Furnshill,
ex-Templar Knight, in Devon, England |
| Martin Jensen |
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King’s Hounds: Winston, a manuscript illuminator, and Halfdan, a half-Dane, half-Saxon, working for King Canute in 11th century Oxford, England |
| Bernard Knight |
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Sir John de Wolfe:
the crowner (coroner), in 12th century Devon, England, in
the Crowner John series |
| Edward Marston |
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Ralph
Delchard: a soldier and Gervase Bret, a lawyer,
in 11th century England, in the Domesday Series |
| Susan McDuffie |
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Muirteach: scribe
and former monk, in 1370s Scotland |
| Medieval Murderers |
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Medieval Mysteries by Bernard Knight, Michael Jecks, Susanna
Gregory, Philip Gooden, Ian Morson, Simon Beaufort, and C.J. Sansom |
| Philippa Morgan (Philip Gooden) |
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Geoffrey Chaucer: acting as an agent for Edward III in the late
1300s in England and on the continent |
| Ian Morson |
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William Falconer:
13th century university regent master in Oxford, England |
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Niccolò Zuliani:
Venetian businessman turned bodyguard
at the court of Kubilai Khan in 1262 |
| Sharon Kay Penman |
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Justin de Quincy:
bastard son of a bishop in 12th century England |
| Ellis Peters |
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Brother Cadfael:
12th century monk and herbalist in Shrewsbury, England |
| Mary Reed and Eric Mayer |
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John the Eunuch:
Lord Chamberlain to the Emperor Justinian in Constantinople in 537 |
| Caroline Roe |
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Isaac:
blind physician, and Bishop Berenguer, in 1350s Girona,
Spain |
| Robert Ross and Martin Woodhouse |
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Leonardo da Vinci:
the James Bond of the Renaissance |
| Simon Scarrow |
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Quintus Licinius Cato,
a former imperial slave, and centurion Lucius Cornelius Macro, Roman
soldiers starting under Claudius, in an action, historical, intrigue
series |
| Mel Starr |
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Hugh de Singleton: surgeon
in Bampton, near Oxford, during the reign of Edward III, in 14th
century England |
| Diane A.S. Stuckart |
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Dino (Delfina in
disguise as a boy), an apprentice to Leonardo da Vinci, court engineer
to the Duke of Milan in 1480s Milan, Italy |
| S.D. Sykes |
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Oswald de Lacy, the young Lord of Somerhill Manor, during the Black Plague in mid-14th century Kent, England |
| Peter Tremayne |
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Sister Fidelma:
7th century Celtic sister and legal advocate in Kildare, Ireland |
| Robert Van Gulik |
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Judge Dee: magistrate
in China during the Tang Dynasty (600s) |
| Jeri Westerson |
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Crispin Guest: disgraced
knight reduced to living by his wits on the mean streets of 1384
London, England |
| Ann Woodward |
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Lady Aoi: lady-in-waiting,
trained in Chinese healing arts, in the late Heian period (1020s),
at the Imperial Palace, Kyoto, Japan |
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