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Johannes Madabbar

Ethiopian bishop
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  • Ethiopian literature

    …Debre Libanos; a History by Johannes Madabbar, bishop of Nikiu, containing an account of the Arab conquest of Egypt, valuable since the Arab original has been lost; and Fetha Negast (ā€œJustice of the Kingsā€), a compilation of canon and civil law. GeŹæez poetry (qene) flourished, at Gonder particularly, in the…

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    …Debre Libanos; a History by Johannes Madabbar, bishop of Nikiu, containing an account of the Arab conquest of Egypt, valuable since the Arab original has been lost; and Fetha Negast (ā€œJustice of the Kingsā€), a compilation of canon and civil law. GeŹæez poetry (qene) flourished, at Gonder particularly, in the…

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