First published 1998

Sailing to Sarantium (The Sarantium Mosaic)

by Guy Gavriel Kay

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2
First edition
Earthlight, 1998
Series
The Sarantine Mosaic

The first edition of Sailing to Sarantium (The Sarantium Mosaic) by Guy Gavriel Kay was published in London by Earthlight in 1998. We track 2 editions.

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  1. HarperPrism1998 Hardback · The Sarantine Mosaic 1 I own Sailing to Sarantium, HarperPrism 1998 Log in to want this

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Lord of Emperors

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11 on Open Library, 8 in English
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The first edition of Sailing to Sarantium (The Sarantium Mosaic) by Guy Gavriel Kay was published in London by Earthlight in 1998.

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We track 2 editions of Sailing to Sarantium (The Sarantium Mosaic), including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.

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In order, it is followed by Lord of Emperors, according to Wikidata.