Siwa

by Sir Charles Dalrymple Belgrave

Translations, mostly French, of the following Arab Historians and Geographers:—

• Ibn Abdel Hakim Khaldoun. History of the Berbers.
• Mohammed ben Ayas.
• El Makrizi.
• El Masoudi.
• Ibn el Wardi.
• Abulfeda.
• El Idrisi.
• Schemfedden Mohammed Abdel Furur.

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INDEX

• Abbas Helmi, [3]
• Abbas Pasha, [108]
• Abdel Arti, smuggler, [115], [117]
• Abdel Gader, sheikh of travellers, [54]
• Abdel Moneim, cruiser, [34], [35]
• Abdel Rahman, Sheikh, [66]
• Abdel Sayed, [180]
• Abdulla Homeid, Sheikh, [66], [247]
• Abdulla Mansur, [112]
• Abu Zeyed, [54]
• Actium, battle of, [9]
• Aeroplanes, [125]
• African Association, [101]
• Agagia, battle of, [126]
• Age of Siwans, [196]
• Aghourmi, [69], [71], [83], [86], [87], [96]; sheikh of, [67]; spring, [81]; temple, [78]
• Agriculture, [260]
• Ahmed Fazi, [119]
• Ahmed Hamza, [112]
• Ahmed Idris, [111]
• Ain el Hammam, [81]
• “Akaba incident,” [xiv]
• Alexander the Great, [84], [85], [176]
• Alexandria, [3], [5], [6], [34], [35]; summer resort, [8]; Alexander buried at, [85]
• Algeria, [10]
• Ali Balli, [102], [104]
• Ali Dinar, Sultan of Darfur, [132], [190]
• Almsgiving, [243]
• Amaryllis, [10]
• Ammon, god, [76]; legends of, [77], [79], [xix]
• Ammonia, [7], [79]
• Ammonians, [76], [77], [79], [80]
• Amrou, [89]
• Animals at Siwa, [202]
• Antony, [9]
• Appetites of Siwans, [168], [239]
• Arabia, [93]
• Arabs, [5], [14], [17]; carrying arms, [18]; clothes, [20]; characteristics, [209]; conversation, [24]; dance, [44]; horses, [27]; hospitality, [22]; invasion, [5], [89], [94]; at Maragi, [185]; refugees, [201]; songs, [256]; tents, [19]; wealth, [26]; wells, [43]; welcome rains, [32]; wives, [39]; women, [21]
• Arasieh, lake, [103]
• Architecture, Siwan, [133], [134]
• Areg, El, oasis of, [183], [184]
• Argoul, [158], [244]
• Arms, seizing, [73]
• Arusia, sect, [151]
• Assiut, [184]
• Athanasius, St., [88]
• Athenians, [79]
• Atlantic, [94]
• Atlantis, [191]
• Augerin, Bir, [43]
• Augustus, [88]
• Australian Light Horse, [125]
• Awlad Ali, [6]
• Azhar university, [119]
• Bachelors, custom of, [98]
• Bagbag, [15]
• Bahrein oasis, [115], [183], [184]
• Bairam, Kurban, feast of, [246]
• Baird, Miss, [xxi], [201]
• Bakhr-Wahash, wild ox, [202]
• Bakshish, [176]
• Bangles, rolling the, [235]
• Barley, [6]
• Barrani, [13], [14]; evacuation, [124]; reoccupation, [126]
• Bashu Habun, [176]
• Basket making, [199]
• Bates, Oric, [75], [76]
• Bathing, [61], [63]; bride, [216]; at Matruh, [8]
• Bazaars, [141]
• Beda, el, [120]
• Behera, [110]
• Beit el Mal, [244]
• Ben Ayas, historian, [90]
• Ben Soleim, tribe of, [93]
• Bequests, religious, [235]
• Berbers, [2], [88], [91], [94], [95], [209]; from Europe, [20], [xvii]; dialect, [146]; sacrifices, [234]
• Berseem, custom of, [162]
• Bikaner, Maharajah, [xxiv]
• Bilad el Kelab, [57]
• Bir Hakim, [123], [131]
• Birds, [31], [203]; eggs, [204]
• Birth-rate at Siwa, [2]
• Bisharin trackers, [53]
• Blossoms, [202]
• Booba, story of, [173]
• Booza camp, [40]
• Bramley, Captain Jennings, [xxii]
• Bread, on trek, [52]
• Bride, customs of, [213], [216]
• Browne at Siwa, [100]
• Budget, economy on, [34]
• Butin, Colonel, [103]
• Byzantines, [89]
• Cairns, rock, [52]
• Calamis, statue by, [80]
• Cambyses, lost army of, [80]
• Camel Corps, [2], [15], [26], [37], [38]; barracks, [49]; exploring with, [195]; as garrison, [131], [135]; soldiers, [41]; songs of, [54]; wives of, [62], [100]
• Camels, [25]; riding, [48]; fly, [202]; in rain, [32]; stories of, [36]; drinking, [45]; as transport, [260]
• Camp, in the desert, [49]
• Canaanite migration, [xvii]
• Canal, Suez, [123]
• Caravans, [56], [86], [120]
• Carpets, [189]; leather, [91]; makers of, [201]
• Cars, [11]
• Carthage, [80]
• Cats, [170]
• Causeway, [104]
• Caves, at Kasr Hassuna, [119]
• Cemeteries, [223]
• Chess, [241]
• Childbirth preventives, [211]
• Children, [146], [200], [211], [213]; festival, [237]; murder of, [173]
• Christianity at Siwa, [88]
• Cimon, [81]
• Cisterns, [17], [43], [44]
• Civil War in Siwa, [99], [100]
• Clearchus, King, [78]
• Cleopatra, [9]
• Clerk, Coptic, [67]
• Climate, [263]
• Coastal belt, [5]
• Coastguards, [3], [4], [34], [37], [124]; fight with Abdel Arti, [117]; officers of, [124]
• Coffee, [67]
• Constantinople, [122], 189; Sayed Ahmed retires to, [131]
• Cooks, [44], [60]
• Corippus, [75]
• Cows, [203]
• Crime, [172]
• Crœsus, [76]
• Crops, [155], [156]
• Customs, [188]
• Cyprus, [81]
• Cyrene, [84]
• Cyrenians, [78]
• Daftar el Ain, [154]
• Dak bungalows, [13]
• Dakhla oasis, [128]
• Dakrur, Gebel, [83], [93]
• Danaus, [77]
• Dancing, [46], [253], [254], [257], [258]; Arab, [45]
• Darfur, [56], [132], [190]
• Dartmoor, [14]
• Dates, markets, [137], [138]; harvest, [152]; palms, [156]; cultivation, [157]; at El Areg, [184]
• Decorations, Turkish, [127]
• Delphi, [87]
• Derna, [105]
• Desert plateau, [57]
• “Devil’s Country,” [189]
• Diodorus Siculus, [77]
• Dionysius, [76], [78]
• District Officer’s house, [59], [60]
• Divorce, among Siwans, [172], [173], [214], [215]; Arabs, [21]
• Doctor, Syrian, [67]
• Dodona, oracle of, [77], [79]
• Dogs, Arab, [23]; country of, [57]; as food, [169], [170]; “Howa,” [47], [163]
• Doré, Gustave, [57]
• Dorset Yeomanry, [126]
• Doves, [77]
• Dreams, interpretation of, [232]
• Drinking, [150], [249]
• Drums, [252], [255]
• Ear-rings, [148]
• Earthquakes, [195]
• Easterners, [99], [100]
• Egyptian Army, [38]
• Egyptian Government, [2], [114]; representative, [64]
• Emeralds, [86], [91], [93], [261]
• Enver Pasha, [xxv]
• Ethiopia, [80], [77]
• Evening at Siwa, [240]
• Evil Eye, [25], [209], [223]; charms against, [224], [225]
• Exabia oasis, [185]
• Excavations, [93], [178], [191], [192], [261]
• Ex-Khedive, [3], [4], [93], [178], [261]
• Falls, Ewart, [3]
• False dawn, [47]
• Fantasias, [239]
• Farafra oasis, [203]
• Farag Khasaf, [104]
• Fasting, [244]
• Fénelon, [88]
• Ferik, [83]
• Fever, [160], [189], [263]
• Fezzan, [101]
• Fikis, [194], [209]; charms of, [224]
• Fish, [212]; destroy mosquitoes, [160]; as food, [97]
• Flies, [248]
• Flowers, [32]
• Flying Corps, [124]
• Forbes, Mrs., [xxvii], [262]
• Fortune-telling, [233]
• Fossils, [88], [183]
• Fostat, [92]
• Fountain of the Sun, [81]
• French in Algeria, [119]
• Frogs, [164]
• Frontier Districts Administration, [xiv], [xv], [2], [37], [201]
• Fruit, [156], [158]; at Siwa, [202], [248]
• Fuca, Bir, [6]
• Funerals, [149], [222]
• Furniture, [144]
• Gabreen, Haj, [194]
• Gaffar Pasha, [125], [126]
• Gagub, oasis, [185]; spring at, [186]; wild oxen, [202]
• Gallipoli, [123]
• Gara, oasis, [102], [179]; legends about, [180], [181]
• Gardens, [154], [156], [158]
• Gawazi Arabs, [203]
• Gazelle, [30], [49], [184]
• Gebel Dakrur, [83], [93]
• Geography, Strabo’s, [87]
• Germans, [4], [6], [101]; in N. Africa, [118]; in Tripoli, [122]
• Ghaffir, [253]; El Ain, [154]
• Ghouls, [208]
• “Ghrula,” [221]
• Girba, battle of, [129]; evacuation of, [130]
• Goats, [24]; quarrel about, [111]
• God of Siwa, [76]
• Governor’s House, [7]
• Governor, Western Desert, [37]
• Gramophone, [164]
• Graves, [223]
• Greece, [77]
• Greeks, [5], [58], [79]; colonists, [7], [13], [10], [263]
• Gum trees, [182]
• Gun-running, [38], [190]
• Gurzil, [76]
• Haboob, [72]
• Habun, Bashu, [175], [176]
• Habun, Osman, [112], [113], [114], [115], [116], [117]
• Hakim, Bir, [123], [131]
• Halfia Pass, [127]
• Ham, [77]
• Hamed, Bir, [44]
• Hamilton, [105], [106], [107]
• Hannibal, [79]
• Hanoui, [198]
• Hares, [28]
• Harimat, [39], [62]
• Hashish, [241]
• Hassan Mitnana, [98]
• Hassanein Bey, [xxvi], [262]
• Hassein Bey, [102], [103], [104]
• Hassuna Mansur, [110], [111]
• Hassuna, Kasr, [119], [129]
• Hawking, [27], [28]
• Hedjaz, [119]
• “Helga,” [241]
• Henna, [20], [226], [210]
• Hens, [175]
• Hephistion, [85]
• Herodotus, [77], [78]
• Hidden cities, [92]
• Hilal tribe, [93]
• Hill of the Dead, [68], [94], [104]
• History, Arabic, [3], [74], [80]
• Holy war, [118]
• Hornemann, [101]
• Horses, [27]
• Hounds, [29]
• Houses, [33]; Siwan, [133]; interior of, [142]
• Hunter, Colonel G. G., [xv], [37]
• Hunting, [29], [30]
• Husband, to obtain, [228]
• Iblis, [208]; to summon, [230]
• Ibrahaim el Bishari, [56]
• Idris, Sidi, [132]
• Immorality, [101]
• Inheritance, [155], [172]
• Interpreters, [98]
• Ireland, [18]
• Iron, [91]
• Irrigation, [153], [154]
• Islands of the Blessed, [1]
• Italians, in Tripoli, [15], [118], [122], [132]; British alliance with, [123]
• Jackals, [31]
• Jalo, [56], [96]; Senussi at, [120]
• Jerabub, [56], [96], [110]; the Senussi at, [121]; view of, [186]
• Jewels, [91], [188]
• Jews, [10]
• Jinns, [136], [194]
• Johannides, [265]
• “Joy Riders,” [35]
• Jupiter, [77]
• Juvenal, [87]
• Kareished, [178]
• Karnak, [80]
• Kasr Hassuna, [103], [119]; caves at, [120]; shaft, [193]
• Keimat en Nus, [53]
• Kerdassa, [148]
• Khadria confraternity, [119]
• Khamissa, [83], [88], [185]
• Khamsin, [7]
• Khargeh oasis, [80]
• Khartoum, [36]
• Khedival road, [7]
• Kingfishers, [8]
• Kitchener, Lord, [6]
• Kom Ombo, [38]
• Koran, [94]; used by Fikis, [209]; quotations from, [245]
• “Kreish,” [18]
• Kufra oasis, [56], [96], [177], [190], [191], [262]
• Labour, cost of, [261]
• Lagoons at Matruh, [8], [9]
• Lake, magic, [90]
• Language, [2], [101], [146]
• Lapis lazuli, [91]
• Level, sea, [1], [57]
• Libyans, ancient, [xvii], [4], [5], [76]
• Light cars, [16], [31]
• Lions, [204]
• Liquor, [255]
• Loneliness, [263]
• Lotophagi, lotus eaters, [4]
• “Lover, the,” magic stone, [91]
• Lubbok, [115]
• Lubki, [242]; drinkers of, [249]
• Lucky Days, [43]
• Luncheon, garden, [162], [165]
• Luxor, [38]; snake charming at, [206]
• Lybis, king, [78], [79]
• Lysander, [79]
• Macdonnel, Colonel, [37]
• Magic, [207], [209]
• Mahdi, Sudanese, [122]
• Mahdi Abdel Nebi, sheikh of Aghourmi, [67], [69]
• Mails, [34], [42]
• Malaria, [160], [161]
• Mamur, [13], [59], [67]; at Siwa, [109]; Arab, [118]; killed by Habun, [116]
• Manshia, suburb, [97], [108]
• Maragie, [185]
• Marids, [208]
• Marissa, [41]
• Markaz, [59], [65], [128]
• Markets, date, [137], [138]
• Marriage, Arab, [21]; Englishmen, question of, [172]; oldest inhabitant, [197]; customs, [214]; money, [213]
• Mashrabs, [52]; El Abd, [53]
• Maspero, M., [44], [75]
• Mat making, [157], [198]
• Matruh, Mersa, [3], [11], [79], [84]; town, [7]; bay, [8]; water supply, [9]; pack, [29]; as base, [125]
• Meat, [169]
• Mecca, [95], [96], [101], [119], [234], [236]
• Mediæval historians, [90]
• Medinia, sect, [112], [151]; revolt of, [128]; “zikr,” [249], [250]
• Mediterranean, [1], [3], [14]
• Megahiz, spring, [58], [107]
• Mejberry Pass, [182]
• Melfa, oasis of, [185], [186]
• Memphis, [80]
• Meneclush, King, [82], [83]
• Merchandise, from Jerabub, [188]
• Mesamia, [104]
• Mice, [169]
• Michael’s Mount, [133]
• Midwives, [211]
• Mihrab, [119]
• Military Administrator, [37]
• Mines, [91]
• Ministry of Health, [160]
• Mirage, [14], [51], [189]
• Mitnana, Hassan, [98]
• Mogabara Arabs, [56]
• Mohammed Ali, [75], [102], [108]
• Mohammed el Mahdi, [120], [121]
• Mohammed el Sherif, [121]
• Mohammed Effendi Saleh, [126], [129], [130], [131]
• Mohammed el Senussi, [118], [119], [120], [121]
• Mohammed Hamman, [69], [70]
• Mohammed Ithneini, of Jerabub, [187]
• Mohammed Said, [112]
• Mohammedan invasion, [5], [94]
• Moorina, survivors of, [130]
• Morals, Siwan, [150]
• Morocco, [xviii], [119]
• Mosques, [139], [242]
• Motors, [11], [127], [261]
• Moussa Ibn Nosseir, [90]
• Mud pans, [51]
• Muezzins, [69], [155]
• Mulids, [246]
• Mummies, [192]
• Music, [255], [256]
• Nabis, [79]
• Naming children, [212], [213]
• Napoleon, [101]
• Nasamonians, [4]
• Natrun Wadi, [102]
• Negb Mejberry, [182]
• Niger, river, [79]
• Night life, [241]
• Nile, river, [79]
• Noah, [77]
• Nomads, [17]
• Oases, [xix], [1], [75], [78], [177]
• Occupations at Siwa, [170]
• Officials, Egyptian, [67]
• Old age, Siwan, [197]
• Oldest inhabitant, [197]; his wedding, [198]
• Olives, [178]; press for, [179]; oil, [178], [260]
• Omm Beyda, [82]
• Opium, [241]
• Orange tree, fabulous, [91]
• Painting, [171]; mural, [184]
• Palms, date, [156]; cultivation, [157]
• Pan-Islamic possibilities, [4]
• Parætonium, [7], [84]
• Partridges, [31]
• Peyton, General, [xxiv]
• Persia, [81]
• Persians, [5]
• Pharaoh, [85]
• Phœnicians, [77]
• Photography, [171]; photo of Siwa, [4]
• Pigeons, [31]; carrier, [204]
• Pilgrimage, [234], [235], [236]
• Pindar, [79]
• Plague, [95]
• Pliny, [76]
• Police, Siwan, [65], [100], [253]
• Polygamy, [21]
• Population, [2]
• Postman, Senussi, [198]
• Pottery, [199]
• Pumice stone, [13]
• Puttees, worn by Senussi, [127]
• Quail, [31]
• Quarrel of East and West, [98], [99]
• Quinine, [160]
• Qur el Beid, [47]
• Rabbits, [145]
• Raid, rifle, [72]
• Rains, [5], [32], [33], [125]
• Ram-headed divinity, [xix], [75], [78], [85], [86]
• Ramadan, [244], [245]
• Rameses, [75]
• Rasheed, gunboat, [124]
• Rashwan, King, [94]
• Rats as food, [169]
• Ravens lead Alexander, [85]
• Rest houses, [13]
• Revolt of Siwans against Senussi, [128]
• Ritual of temple, [85], [86]
• Rodd, Francis, [xxiii]
• Rollins history, [77]
• Romans, [9], [44], [88]; road, [17]
• Roofs, [144]
• Roses, [165]
• Routine, daily, at Siwa, [63]
• Royal Artillery, [8]
• Royle, Major, [124]
• Sacrifice of bull, [234]
• Sahara, [191]
• St. John, Bayle, [105]
• St. Menas, [xxii], [4]
• Said Pasha, [108]
• Sakhit Amouou, [78]
• Saleh Said, Sheikh, [65]
• Salt, [91]; lakes, [159]; tribute, [159]
• Samovars, [189]
• Sand-storms, [80]
• Santarieh, [90]
• Sayed Ahmed, [122], [123]; at Siwa, [126]; goes to Dakhla, [128]; flight from Siwa, [129]; retires to Turkey, [131]; character, [132]
• Sayed Mohammed, [xxv]
• Scarp, [14], [16], [17], [29], [31]; in spring, [32]; ascent of, [47]
• School, [139]
• Scorpions, [205]
• Sebukh, [97], [159], [182]
• Semna, [24]
• Senagra tribe, [4]
• Senussi, [xxiv], [8]; rebellion, [18], [38]; brethren, [52]; power of, [109], [110], [111]; peace made by, [114]; operations against, [117]; history of, [118], [119], [120], [121]; at outbreak of war, [122]; campaign against British, [123]-132
• Serpents, [91]
• Servants, [61], [245]
• Shaigis, [44]
• Sharks, [12]
• Sheep, [25]
• Sheikhs, Siwan, [65]; in fiction, [243]
• Shells, [87]
• Sheytan, [208]
• Shops, [139], [140], [141]
• Shyata, [185]
• Sightseers, [135]
• Sikhs, [125]
• Silius Italicus, [79]
• Silugis, [29], [47]
• Sinai, [xiv], [37]
• Singer, [4]
• Siwa, whereabouts, [1]; arrival at, [58]; first impressions, [61]; view from, [68]; history of, [74]-132; town of, [133]; population of, [150]
• Slaves, [95], [96]
• Slave-woman’s story, [70], [71]
• Smoking, [241]
• Snakes, [28], [205]; charmers, [206]
• Snow, [88]; Colonel, [124]
• Solitude, [171]
• Sollum, [1], [3], [5], [7], [13], [14]; camp of, [16]; houses at [33]; Camel Corps camp at, [40]; departure from, [42]; garrison of, [123]; evacuated, [124]; recaptured, [127]
• Soud, Sheikh, [176]
• Sparta, [79]
• Sponge fishers, [12]
• Springs, [152], [153], [161]
• “Stables,” [68]
• Stanhope, Lady Hester, [201]
• Stars, shooting, [227]
• Stolen property, [230], [231]
• Stone, sacred, [76], [91]
• Stove, story of, [39], [40]
• Strabo, [87]
• Submarines wrecked on coast, [123]
• Sudan, [6], [26], [36], [44], [56], [61]; rest houses, [13]; recruiting in, [38]; trade, [96]; caravans from, [87]; invasion of, [102]; rebellion in, [132]
• Sudanese, [38]; conversation, [57]; views of, [26]; wives, [39]
• Sugar, [142]
• Suitors, to obtain, [227], [228]
• Suliman, Haj, [197]
• Suliman, Sidi, [96], [98]; legends of, [97], [212]; Mulid of, [246], [249]; tomb of, [110], [114], [138], [233], [234]
• Sulphur spring, [186]
• Sultan of Turkey, [118], [131]; excommunicated by Senussi, [121]
• Sultan Mousa, [162]
• “Sultan” of tea ceremony, [167]
• Sunset at Siwa, [69]
• Sun worship, [75]
• Sweets, [237]
• Table manners, [249]
• Talbot Mission, [xxiv]
• Tamousy, spring, [215]
• Tara, torpedoed, [123]; rescue of crew, [130]
• Tea-drinking, [167], [248], [250]
• Tebu, lost army from, [81]
• Telemachus, [88]
• Telephone, [181]
• Temperature, [50], [61]
• Temple of Jupiter, [77]
• Temple of Jupiter Ammon, [32], [77]
• Temple of Thebes, [80]
• Tharic Ben Sayed, [90]
• Thebes, [76]
• Theft, discovery of, [230]
• Thieves, [137]
• “Thirty, The,” [95]
• Thomi, Sheikh, [66], [163]
• Thorn, camel, [183]
• Thousand and One Nights, [210]
• Timasius, [88]
• Title-deeds, [155]
• Tombs, of kings, [196]; of sheikhs, [246], [247]; inhabited, [192]
• Town-crier, [221]
• Toy-maker, [200]
• Trade, [10], [120], [261]
• Transport difficulties, [260]
• Treaty of Lausanne, [118]
• Trees, [202]
• Tripoli, [1], [15], [71], [93], [96], [101], [105], [151], [187]; smugglers, [115]; Arabs of, [18], [118]; blankets, [184]; Italians, [122], [123]; Senussi, [120]
• Tunis, [10]
• Tunnels in Gebel Hassuna, [193]
• Turks, [102]; in Tripoli, [118], [122]
• Typhoid, [160]
• Uganda, [57]
• Viceroy of Egypt, [107]
• Wadai, [96], [120]
• Wadi Natrun, [102]
• Wær, Bir, [127]
• Wahabi confraternity, [151]
• Wakf, [95], [235]
• Watchmen, [253]
• Water supply in Siwa, [152]; rights, [154], [155]
• Weddings, Arab, [45]; customs, [217], [218], [219]; presents, [214], [220]; procession, [216]
• Wells, [18]; in Siwa, [136]; courting at, [240]; at Gara, [179]
• Westerners, [99], [100]
• Westminster, Duke of, [127], [130], [131]
• Whitewashing custom, [137]
• “Widow’s War,” [111]
• Widow, custom of, [221]
• Wind, [72]-107
• Windows, [143]
• Witches, [208], [225]; tea with, [226]; invoking demons, [229]; practices of, [230]
• Witnesses, female, [174]
• Wives, “taking over,” [62]; Siwan, [213]
• Wreckage, [13]
• Yeomanry, [125]
• Yom el Ashur, [237]
• Yusif Ali, [104], [105], [106], [107], [108]
• Zafr el Medina, [151]
• Zealand, New, Brigade, [125]
• Zebras, [93]
• Zeitoun, [177]
• Zeus, [85]
• Zigale, [98], [106]
• Zikr, [248], [249], [250]
• Zouias, [120]

Transcriber's note:

• pg [xi] Changed: "A Little Siwan Girl -- 283" to: "238"
• pg [12] Changed: "what a a strange" to: "what a strange"
• Caption of [twelfth illustration] “KASR HASSUNA,” Changed: "OFFICER’S HOUS" to: "HOUSE"
• pg [163] Changed: "I was introduce to the other" to: "introduced"
• pg [190] Changed: "It js a dreary region" to: "is"
• pg [250] Changed: "surrounded by tall, houses" to: "tall houses"
• pg [265] Changed: "from Cairo to Mouzouk" to: "Mourzouk"
• pg [266] Changed: "Abdulfeda" to: "Abulfeda"
• New original cover art included with this eBook is granted to the public domain.