Cave de Sueth

Cave de Sueth (medieval French name; in modern French: Cave de Suète^[1]), known from medieval Latin sources as Cava de Suet, as Habis Jaldak in medieval Arabic and as 'Ain al-Habis (Arabic: عين الحبيس, romanized: Spring of the Hermit's retreat)^[2] in modern Arabic, was a 12th-century cave castle built into the southern cliffs of the Yarmouk River gorge in modern-day Jordan,^[3] across from the southern foothills of the Golan Heights.^[4] It was located at the edge of the Terre de Suète^[1] region (al-Sawad, "the black" in Arabic).^[2]

^ ^a ^b Pringle (2006), p. 233
^ ^a ^b Nicolle (1988), p. 113
^ burgenwelt.org
^ Devais (2013)

[ENC233-1] Pringle (2006), p. 233

[Nicolle-2] Nicolle (1988), p. 113

[3] urgenwelt.org

[4] Devais (2013)

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