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Bajazet: For Ottoman sultans and princes thus named, use Beyazid. Bajazet fierce, reckless, indomitable Sultan of Turkey; Tamerlane’s captive. [Br. Lit.: Tamerlane, Walsh Modern, 39] See : Bravery |
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The final chapter is a reading of Racine's Bajazet in relation to correspondence, lines of contact, the double standard, and questions of military policy. It must have been Bajazet II (ruled 1481-1512) who issued the original invitation, by which the artist had been seriously tempted, before Soderini told him it would be better to die in the pope's service than to live in that of the sukan. |
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