Read Camber the Heretic Online
Authors: Katherine Kurtz
LESLIE
, Dafydd and Jowerthâ
see Dafydd Leslie
and
Jowerth Leslie
.
LIREL
, Dameâformer nurse to the princes (CH).
LLEW
âa guard of Bishop Cullen's household [CH].
LORCAN
, BrotherâAnsel MacRorie's alias as a Michaeline lay brother [CH].
MACGREGOR
, Bishop Ailinâ
see Ailin MacGregor, Bishop
.
MACINNIS
â
see Hubert Edward
, and
Manfred MacInnis
.
MACRORIE
âsurname of Camber's family;
see Ansel, Camber, Cathan, Davin, Evaine, Joram
.
MAHAEL
âancient Deryni historian, author of
History of Kheldour
(CH).
MAIRI
MacLean, Ladyâwife to Adrian MacLean and mother of Camber Allin MacLean [CH].
MALDRED
, Earlâone of Imre's warlords; assassinated by Coel Howell's hireling [CC].
MANFRED
MacInnis, LordâBaron of Marlor, and Earl of Culdi after Davin's attainder; brother of Bishop Hubert and father of Bishop Edward MacInnis of Arnham [CH].
MARIS
âmaidservant to Princess Ariella [CC].
MARK
of Festil, Princeâson of Ariella and Imre and carrier of the Festillic line after his parents' death [SC].
MEGAN
de Cameron, Queenâwife and queen to Cinhil; mother of Alroy, Javan, and Rhys Michael; formerly Camber's ward; lived 888â907 [CC, SC, (CH)].
MELISSA
Howell, Ladyâsister of Coel Howell; brought to court to tempt Imre (CC).
MICAH
, Brotherâa Servant of Saint Camber [CH].
MICHAELINES
âpriests, knights, and lay brothers of the Order of Saint Michael, a militant fighting and teaching Order, predominantly Deryni, formed during the reign of King Bearand Haldane to hold the Anvil of the Lord against Moorish incursions and defend the sea-lanes [CC, SC, CH].
MURDOCH
of Carthane, Lordâhuman Earl of Carthane; one of King Alroy's regents [SC, CH].
NATHAN
, Fatherâa Michaeline priest [CC, SC].
NESTA
âDeryni seeress who foretold the doom of Caeriesse (CH).
NEVAN
, Bishop Davetâ
see Davet Nevan, Bishop
.
NIALLAN
Trey, BishopâDeryni Bishop of Dhassa [SC, CH].
NICHOLAS
Draperâthe third “Benedict”; grandson of Daniel;
see Cinhil
.
NIMUR
, KingâDeryni King of Torenth; connected to the Festils of Gwynedd through the female line (SC).
O
'
BEIRNE
, Bishop Dermotâ
see Dermot O'Beirne, Bishop
.
O
'
NEILL
, Lord Tavisâ
see Tavis O'Neill, Lord
.
ORIEL
, Lordâa young Healer [CH].
ORIN
âDeryni mystic and magician; author of the Protocols of Orin, a collection of scrolls containing extremely potent spells of Deryni magic (SC, CH).
ORISS
, Archbishop RobertâArchbishop of Rhemuth; formerly Vicar General of the
Ordo Verbi Dei
[CC, SC, CH].
PARGAN
Howiccanâ
see Howiccan, Pargan
.
PATRICK
, BrotherâPrior of Saint Foillan's Abbey; later, Abbot [CC].
PAUL
, Brotherâmonk at Saint Foillan's Abbey [CC].
PAULIN
of Ramos, Bishopâstepson of Earl Tammaron; founder of the Little Brothers of Saint Ercon (912), a teaching order; itinerant bishop and later first bishop of new See of Stavenham [CH].
PHINEAS
, Brotherâgate-warder at Saint Foillan's Abbey [CC].
PIEDUR
, Sirâknight assigned to guard the Princes Javan and Rhys Michael [CH].
PORRIC
Lunal, Fatherâpriest of the Order of Saint Michael and a candidate to succeed Alister Cullen as Vicar General (SC).
QUERON
Kinevan, DomâDeryni Healer-priest, formerly of Order of Saint Gabriel; a founder of the Servants of Saint Camber; later, a member of the Camberian Council replacing Jaffray [SC, CH].
RANALD
Gilstrachan, LordâDeryni assassin executed by the regents [CH].
RANNULF
, LordâDeryni noble drawn and quartered by Willimite terrorists in 903 (CC, CH).
RAYMOND
, Bishopâformer Prince-Bishop of Dhassa and maternal uncle of Alister Cullen, whom he ordained to the priesthood (SC).
REVAN
âlame former carpenter's apprentice saved by Cathan; clark and tutor to Rhys's and Evaine's children [CC, SC, CH].
REYNARD
, Brotherâinfirmarian at Saint Foillan's Abbey [CC].
RHUN
of Horthness, Baronâcalled The Ruthless, age 32; one of King Alroy's regents; later, Earl of Sheele [CH].
RHYS MICHAEL
Alister Haldane, Princeâyoungest surviving son of Cinhil, age 10 [CH].
RHYS
Thuryn, LordâDeryni physician and Healer; husband of Evaine and son-in-law to Camber; developer of the Thuryn technique of concentration; an original member of the Camberian Council [CC, SC, CH].
RHYSEL
Jocelyn Thurynâdaughter of Rhys and Evaine, age 7 [CH].
ROBEAR
, Sirâknight assigned to guard the Princes Javan and Rhys Michael [CH].
ROBERT
Oriss, Archbishopâ
see Oriss, Archbishop Robert
.
ROLAND
, BishopâAuxiliary Bishop of Valoret under Anscom; died 916 (CC).
RONDEL
âknight in the service of Manfred, Earl of Culdi [CH].
ROYSTON
John Draperâalias of Prince Alroy, who was father to Cinhil (CC, CH).
SAM
'
L
âloyal retainer of Camber at Caerrorie [CC].
SANTARE
, LordâEarl of Grand-Tellie; one of Imre's warlords [CC].
SELKIRK
, Masterâan arms master to Imre [CC].
SELLAR
, Wat and Timâamong the fifty peasants executed at Imre's command for the murder of Lord Rannulf [CC].
SHAW
Farquharson, LordâDeryni assassin killed in ambush on princes [CH].
SHOLTO
MacDhugal, LordâDeryni bowman who escaped from ambush/assassination attempt on Princes Javan and Rhys Michael [CH].
SIGHERE
, Dukeâformer independent Earl of Eastmarch; first Duke of Claibourne; technically a regent of King Alroy, but failing health never permitted him to assume his duties [SC, (CH)].
SIGHERE
of Marley, Lordâyoungest son of Duke Sighere and later Earl of Marley [SC, CH].
SIMONN
âHealer student at Saint Neot's [CH].
SORLE
âCinhil's squire; knighted by Cinhil at Twelfth Night, 917 [SC, CH].
STEPHEN
âstudent at Saint Neot's [CH].
SULIEN
of R'Kassiâancient Deryni adept, author of
Annals
(CH).
TAMMARON
Fitz-Arthur, Earlâone of King Alroy's regents; Chancellor of Gwynedd after Alister Cullen [SC, CH].
TAVIS
O'Neill, LordâHealer to Prince Javan [CH].
TERMOD
of Rhorau, LordâDeryni princeling, cousin of Imre, executed by Willimite terrorists in 903 (CC, SC).
THOMAS
âa guard of Rhys's and Evaine's household [CH].
THOMAS
âbailiff at Dolban, for the Servants of Saint Camber (SC).
THOMAS
âa former Archbishop of Valoret (CH).
THOMPSON
, Dickonâa baker [CH].
THURYN
âsurname of Rhys.
TIEG
Joram Thurynâyounger son of Rhys and Evaine; a future Healer, age 3 [CH].
TIVAR
, DomâGabrilite priest and weapons master at Saint Neot's [CH].
TOBAN
âa hospice page [SC].
TOMAIS
âsquire to Prince Rhys Michael [CH].
TORCUILL
de la Marche, LordâDeryni baron; formerly a Festillic minister, now on Cinhil's staff; dismissed by the regents [SC, CH].
TORIN
âa guard of Bishop Cullen's household [CH].
TREFOR
of Morland, LordâDeryni assassin killed in ambush on princes [CH].
TREY
, Bishop Niallanâ
see Niallan Trey, Bishop
.
TURLOUGH
, Bishopâone of Gwynedd's itinerant bishops; later, first Bishop of Marbury [SC, CH].
TURSTANE
, DomâGabrilite Healer; a stonecutter's apprentice before his Healer's training; an original member of the Camberian Council (CH).
UDAUT
, EarlâConstable of Gwynedd [SC, CH].
ULLIAM
ap Lugh, BishopâBishop of Nyford [SC, CH].
ULRIC
ânovice Healer at Saint Neot's who went berserk while Queron still taught there; killed by Dom Emrys (CH).
UMPHRED
âCamber's bailiff at Caerrorie [CC, SC].
VALERIAN
, BrotherâLatin master to the princes [CH].
VARNARITES
âDeryni adepts and scholars who founded a proto-university at Grecotha, late 7thâearly 8th century; the Gabrilite Order broke off pre-745.
WAT
âservant to Rhys [CC].
WEAVER
, Mary, and brother Will, and cousin Tomâamong the fifty peasants executed at Imre's command for the murder of Lord Rannulf [CC].
WILLIM
, Saintâchild martyr to Deryni ill-use; patron saint of the Willimite movement; younger brother of Saint Ercon (CC, SC, CH).
WILLIMITES
âanti-Deryni terrorist group sworn to punish Deryni who escape justice through normal legal channels; mostly suppressed in 904 under Imre, but resurging during the latter reign of King Cinhil [CC, (SC), CH].
WILLOWEN
, FatherâDean of Grecotha Cathedral and assistant to Bishop Cullen (SC, CH).
WULPHER
, MasterâCathan's steward at Tal Traeth; doubled for Joram under a shape-changing spell [CC, (CH)].
ZEPHRAM
of Lorda, Bishopâformer Abbot of Saint Foillan's Abbey, a house of the
Ordo Verbi Dei;
briefly an itinerant bishop before the Council of Ramos; later, Bishop of Cashien [(CC), SC, CH].
Appendix II
Legends of Saint Camber
INDEX OF PLACES
ALL SAINTS
'
CATHEDRAL
âseat of the Archbishop of Valoret, Primate of All Gwynedd [CC, SC, CH].
ARGOED
âafter 905, the Michaeline Commanderie (military headquarters) in Gwynedd, in the southern Lendour Mountains [(SC), CH].
ARNHAM
âbirthplace of Manfred MacInnis's son Edward (CH).
BARWICKE
âsite of Saint Jarlath's Monastery, a few hours' ride north of Saint Liam's Abbey [CC, (CH)].
BRUSTARKIA
âa Michaeline House-Minor in Arjenol [CH].
CAERRORIE
âCamber's principal residence as Earl of Culdi, a few hours' ride northeast of Valoret [CC, SC, (CH)].
CARBURY
âcoastal town north of Valoret; an episcopal see as of December, 917 (CH).
CHELTHAM
âsite of the original Michaeline Commanderie in Gwynedd; destroyed by Imre's orders in 904 (CC, SC, CH).
CLAIBOURNE
âprincipal city of Old Kheldour; later, name given to duchy created for Sighere of Eastmarch, after annexation of Kheldour by Sighere and Cinhil (SC, CH).
COLDOIRE
âpassage through the Rheljan Mountains, near the Arranal Canyon [SC].
COR CULDI
âhereditary ancestral seat and fortress of the Culdi earls, near the city of Culdi, on the Gwynedd-Meara border [CC, SC, (CH)].
CULTEINE
âa Michaeline House in western Gwynedd [(SC), CH].
CULDI
âcentral city of the Earldom of Culdi, on the Gwynedd-Meara border [CC, (SCCH)].
DHASSA
âfree holy city in the Lendour Mountains; seat of the Bishop of Dhassa, who is politically neutral, by tradition [(SC), CH].
DJELLARDA
âoriginal Mother House and Commanderie of the Order of Saint Michael, at the tip of the Forcinn Buffer States, overlooking the Anvil of the Lord; sometimes called “The Gate of the Anvil” [(SC), CH].
DOLBAN
âruined manor bought by Guaire of Arliss as a site for the first monastery of the Servants of Saint Camber [SC, (CH)].
EASTMARCH
âindependent holding of Sighere, Earl of Eastmarch; later given to Hrorik, Sighere's middle son [SC, (CH)].
EBOR
âearldom north of Valoret [CH].
FARNHAM
âhonor of the Camerons; a Crown holding after Cinhil's accession (CC).
FIANNA
âcoastal town across the Southern Sea from Carthmoor; famous for its sweet wines (CH).
GRECOTHA
âuniversity city, site of the Varnarite School; seat of the Bishop of Grecotha [SC, CH].
GWYNEDD
âcentral of the Eleven Kingdoms and hub of Haldane power since 645, when the first Haldane High King began to unify the area; seat of the Festillic dynasty, 822â904; restored to the Haldane line in 904 with the accession of Cinhil Haldane.
HANFELL
âsite of a shrine to Saint Camber [CC, SC, CH].
HAUT EIRIAL
âa Michaeline House in the southern Lendour Mountains, destroyed by Imre in 904 and again by the regents in 917 [(SC), CH].
HAUT VERMELIOR
âsite of a shrine to Saint Camber (CH).
HOWICCE
âkingdom to the southwest of Gwynedd; loosely allied with Llannedd (CH).