Domdaniel

DomdanielContinuation des mille et une nuits, contes arabes - Jacques Cazotte & Denis Chavis - Volume 4 - Chez Barde, Manget & Compagnie - Published 1790 - Page 158 - Retrieved 17 December 2021 (also rendered Dom-Daniel)Continuation des mille et une nuits, contes arabes - Jacques Cazotte & Denis Chavis - Volume 4 - Chez Barde, Manget & Compagnie - Published 1790 - Page 159 - Retrieved 17 December 2021 was an undersea temple that served as a hidden meeting place for practicioners of black magic. It was ruled by the wizard Zatanai, It was located in the Mediterranean Sea, near the shoreline of the city of Tunis.
== Structure ==
The temple possessed nine doors from which one could enter, behind each of which were 1400-step downward leading staircases.
==Notes==
===Behind the Scenes===
* Domdaniel first appeared in Jacques Cazotte and Denis Chavis's version of "Arabian Nights".Oriental Influences in the English Literature of the Nineteenth Century - Marie E. de Meester - Heidelberg - Published 1915 - Page 25 - Retrieved 17 December 2021
== Links ==
* Domdaniel on Wikipedia
== See also ==
* Scholomance
==References==
Category:Locations
Category:Mediterranean Sea locations
Category:Tunisian locations
Category:African locations
Category:Underground locations
Category:Undersea locations
Category:Literary locations
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Category:Underwater locations