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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-03 · 29 entries checked · 22 flagged · 44 issues confirmed · 22 corrected · 22 still open
Bartimaeus — Character name error: The human resistance member is named Kitty Jones, not Kitty Naylor.
Kitty Naylor — Character Name: The character described (non-magical ally and love interest of Nathaniel) is Kitty Jones, not 'Chloe Neame'.
Kitty Naylor — Protagonist Surname: Nathaniel's surname is Mandrake (birth name John Mandrake), not 'Curtis'.
Susan Flannigan — Character 'Susan Flannigan' does not exist in The Bartimaeus Sequence canon; she appears to be an invented entity.
Susan Flannigan — Protagonist's surname is Mandrake (John Mandrake/Nathaniel), not Curtis.
The Magician's Council — Joshua Ironside is not a canon character in The Bartimaeus Sequence; the prominent senior Council member during 'The Amulet of Samarkand' is Simon Lacy, while Quentin Makepeace becomes the dominant political figure later.
The Magician's Council — The reference to an 'Egyptian faction' as a major political threat within London's context is misleading; primary conflicts involve internal British magician politics and rogue spirits rather than an organized human Egyptian faction.
Golems — The entry states 'Creator=Magician Caste (British/Egyptian)' implying equal usage/creation capability; in canon, Golems are primarily associated with Egyptian magic while British magicians rarely use them due to viewing them as crude.
Golems — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims 'Egypt did not use Golems as standard military equipment'; canon lore emphasizes that Egyptians utilized Golems extensively for warfare in ancient times compared to the British, making this phrasing misleading regarding their
British Government — Practitioners are canonically referred to as 'Magicians', not 'Magisters'.
British Government — The government body is officially the 'Department of Magicians', not the 'Department of Magic'.
Scullion Family — The entry incorrectly claims the existence of a 'Scullion Family' lineage or dynasty; in canon, John Scullion is a singular antagonist and corrupt government magician with no established family faction.
Scullion Family — The entry falsely attributes multi-generational wealth and a distinct family enterprise to the Scullions, whereas John Scullion acts as an individual official without named family members forming a power bloc.
Summoners — The entry incorrectly classifies 'daemons' as a distinct entity alongside djinn and imps; in the Bartimaeus canon, these beings are collectively referred to as 'spirits' (with specific classes like djinn, afrits, marids, shaitans, and imps), and the term 'daem
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