De Homedes is portrayed in an unflattering light in Dorothy Dunnett's 1966 novel The Disorderly Knights, which is set in 1551 during the Dragut Raid on Malta and Gozo and the subsequent fall of Tripoli.
In Dorothy Dunnett's 1966 novel "The Disorderly Knights," De Homedes is portrayed negatively against the backdrop of the Dragut Raid on Malta and Gozo in 1551 and the subsequent fall of Tripoli.