BOOK III. ANNALS OF ABYSSINIA. Translated from the Original. | |
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CONTAINING THE HISTORY OF THE ABYSSINIANS, FROM THE RESTORATION OF THE LINE OF SOLOMON TO THE DEATH OF SOCINIOS, AND THE DOWNFALL OF THE ROMISH RELIGION. | |
ICON AMLAC. From 1268 to 1283. | |
Line of Solomon restored under this Prince—He continues the Royal Residence in Shoa—Tecla Haimanout dies—Reasons for the Fabrication of the supposed Nicene Canon, | P. 1. |
IGBA SION. From 1283 to 1312. | |
Quick Succession of Princes—Memoirs of these Reigns deficient, | 4ii |
AMDA SION. From 1312 to 1342. | |
Licentious beginning of this King’s Reign—His rigorous Conduct with the Monks of Debra Libanos—His Mahometan Subjects Rebel—Mara and Adel declare War—Are defeated in several Battles, and submit, | 5 |
SAIF ARAAD.SAIF ARAAD. From 1342 to 1370. | |
This Prince enjoys a peaceable Reign—Protects the Patriarch of Cophts at Cairo from the Persecution of the Soldan, | 60 |
WEDEM ASFERI. From 1370 to 1380. | |
Memoirs of this and the following Reign defective. | 62 |
DAVID II. From 1380 to 1409. | |
63 | |
THEODORUS. From 1409 to 1412. | |
Memoirs of this Reign, though held in great Esteem in Abyssinia, defective, probably mutilated by the Ecclesiastics, | 64 |
ISAAC. From 1412 to 1429. | |
No Annals of this, nor the four following Reigns. | 65... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |