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P. 24. Nothing seems to remain of the castle which is said to have been built by the Knights of St John at Episkopi, and was still existing, though used only as a store, in the sixteenth century. (1) (1) Lusignan, Chor. f. 9b; Descr. f. 18.
P. 477. The country round naturally suffered from the depredations of the invaders. They seem, however, to have found the castles at Episkopi and Kolossi too strong for them.(4) (4) Lusignan, Descr. f. 154b, says that they attempted but failed to take these fortresses by surprise. Suyuti, on the other hand, says that they took "Iflisiyya", a spot not belonging to Janus (which suits Kolossi), like Famagusta, which belongs to the Venetians!
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