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113
Ibid., p. 64; cf. French transl., pp. 62–63.
114
Duc de St. Simon, cited in N. Berkes, The Development of Secularism in Turkey (Montreal, 1964), p. 35. For a brief but illuminating appreciation of Mehmed Efendi and his role see A. H. Tanpinar, XIX Asir Türk edebiyati tarihi, vol. 1 (Istanbul, 1956), pp. 9ff.
115
Resmi, Viyana Sefaretnamesi (Istanbul, 1304) p. 33.
116
Azmi, Sefaretname 1205 senesinde Prusya K


117
Vasif’s report is printed in Cevdet, 4: 348–58.
118
Vasif in Cevdet, 4: 349–50.
119
On Ratib, see Cevdet, 5: 232ff; F. R. Unat, Osmanl

120
On Moroccan ambassadors and other Muslim travelers to Spain, see H. Pérès, L’Espagne vue par les Voyaguers Musulmans de 1610 a 1930 (Paris, 1937).
121
See above chapter 3, note 14.
122
S. C. Chew, The Crescent and the Rose (Oxford, 1937), pp. 327–33.
123
M. Herbette, Une Ambassade Persane, passim.
124
On Shirāz

125
Parts of this narrative were translated from a manuscript by A. Bausani, «Un manoscritto Persiano inedito sulla Ambasceria di








126
A. Bausani, «Un manoscritto Persiano …,» p. 488. This paragraph is missing from the Tehran edition.
127
Ilyās b.

128
Azulay, Ma



129
P. Preto, Venezia e i Turchi (Padua, 1975), p. 128 citing P. Paruta, Historia della gūerra di Cipro (Venice, 1615), p. 35. On the Turkish colony in Venice, see also A. Sagrado and F. Berchet, Il Fondacho dei Turchi in Venezia (Milan, 1860), pp. 23–28 and G. Verecellin, «Mercanti Turchi a Venezia alla fine del cinquecento,» Il Veltro: Rivista della Civiltà Italiana, 23, nos. 2–4 (Mar. — Aug., 1979): 243–75. On the role of Venice as intermediary between Turkey and Europe, see W. H. McNeill, Venice, the Hinge of Europe 1081–1797 (Chicago, 1974).
130
Preto, p. 129.
131
Ibid., p. 132.
132
Ibid., p. 139.
133
Sir Joshua Hassan, The Treaty of Utrecht and the Jews of Gibraltar (London, 1970).
134
For an early example, see F. Babinger, «‘Bajezid Osman’ (Calixtus Ottomanus), ein Vorläufer und Gegenspieler Dschem-Sultans,» La Nouvelle Clio 3 (1951): 349–88.
135
There is a considerable literature on Jem and his adventures in Europe, notably L. Thuasne, Djem-Sultan: Etude sur la question d’Orient a la fin du XVe siècle (Paris, 1892); and I. H. Ertaylan, Sultan Cem (Istanbul, 1951). The Turkish memoirs were published under the title, Vakiat-i Sultan Cem (Istanbul, 1330 A. H.). See further, EI2., s.v. «Djem,» (H. Inalcik). For a collection of letters addressed to the sultan on this subject, see J. Lefort, Documents grecs dans les Archives de Topkapi Sarayi, Contribution à l’histoire de Cem Sultan (Ankara, 1981).
136
Vakiat, pp. 10–11.
137
Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Khālid









138
Şerafettin Turan, «Barak Reis’in, Şehzade Cem mes’elesiyle ilgili olarak Savoie ‘ya gönderilmesi,» Belleten 26, no. 103 (1962): 539–55; V. L. Ménage, «The Mission of an Ottoman Secret Agent in France in 1486,» Journal of