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Kebra Nagast

Kebra Nagast 19

19. How This Book Came to Be Found

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19. How This Book Came to Be Found

And Demateyos (Domitius), the Archbishop of Rom (i.e., Constantinople, Byzantium), said, “I have found in the Church of [Saint] Sophia among the books and the royal treasures a manuscript [which stated] that the whole kingdom of the world [belonged] to the Emperor of Rom and the Emperor of Ethiopia.”

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The Queen of Sheba & Her Only Son Menyelek: A Complete Translation of the Kebra Nagast, by Sir E. A. Wallis Budge (London: The Medici Society, 1922). Public domain. Text read from scans of the 1922 printing on the Internet Archive (University of California Libraries; Oxford Oriental Institute copy digitized by Google). · Source ↗

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