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* This page was created and is edited by [[Daniel Assefa]], Ethiopia


Category: Ethiopic Scholarship
* WORKS BY ETHIOPIC SCHOLARS: see [[Ethiopic Scholarship (subject)]]
==Overview==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 15th century==
Bahāyla Mikā’ēl, an Ethiopian monk wrote the ''Book of the Mystery of Heaven and Earth'' with quotations and interpretations from 1 Enoch.
Zar'ā Yā'eqob, king of Ethiopia (1426-1460) wrote ''Maṣḥāfa Milad'' the Book of nativity, an apologetic text with several quotations from 1 Enoch, in view of defending the Christian faith.
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 16th century==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 17th century==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 18th century==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 19th century==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1900s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1910s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1920s==
E.C. means Ethiopic Calendar; 7 or 8 years should be added in order to find the corresponding Gregorian calendar.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of The Four Gospels (1917 E.C. Walda-Rufā’ēl & Gabra-Madhen), edited volume.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of the Book of Ezekiel (1917 E.C. Kidāna-Wald), edited volume.
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1930s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1940s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1950s==
E.C. means Ethiopic Calendar; 7 or 8 years should be added in order to find the corresponding Gregorian calendar.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of The Epistles of St. Paul (1945 E.C. Mahāri), edited volume.
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1960s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1970s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1980s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 1990s==
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 2000s==
E.C. means Ethiopic Calendar; 7 or 8 years should be added in order to find the corresponding Gregorian calendar.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Daniel, Hosea, Amos, Micah, Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zachariah, Malachi, (1998 Gērāwarq), edited volume.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Genesis and Exodus (1999 E.C. Gērāwarq), edited volume.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, (1999 E.C. Gērāwarq), edited volume.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Joshua, Judges, Ruth (1999 E.C. Gērāwarq), edited volume.
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings and 2 Kings (2000 E.C. Gērāwarq), edited volume.
==Ethiopic Scholarship in the 2010s==
Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of 1 Enoch (2011 Gērāwarq), edited volume.
==Related categories==

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