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'''Ethiopian Scholarship''' includes works authored, edited or translated by [[Ethiopian Scholars]].
 
==Overview==
 
[Notes: E.C. means Ethiopic Calendar; 7 or 8 years should be added in order to find the corresponding Gregorian calendar.]]
7 years should be added for the period between September 11 and December 31; 8 years should be added for the period between January 1 and September 10.]
 
==Ethiopian 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]]
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 16th century== 
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 17th century==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 18th century==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 19th century==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1900s==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1910s==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1920s==
[[An allegory of human life, behaviour and search for wisdom based on Biblical, apocryphal and religious texts (Wadājē lebē)(1915 E.C. Hiruy),Book]]. The allegory is narrated in the first person;  biblical texts,themes and ideas are personified. 
 
[[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]]
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1930s==
[[Treatise on the life and work of the Apostles (1923 E.C. Hiruy), Book]].
The author draws heavily from the traditional Ethiopian commentaries of the New Testament.
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1940s==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1950s==
 
[[Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of The Epistles of St. Paul (1945 E.C. Mahāri), edited volume.]]
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1960s==
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1970s==
[[The Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles and Epistles (1965 E.C. Māhbara-Hāwāriyāt), edited volume]]
This is an edition of the Ge’ez text, with an Amharic translation, prepared by traditional Ethiopian scholars who consulted various manuscripts. 
 
[[A Catalogue of the Ethiopian Manuscripts Microfilmed for the Ethiopian Manuscript Microfilm Library (1979 Gētachaw), Book]]
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1980s==
[[Traditional Chronology and Calendar (1988 Massarat), Book.]]
This book explores the biblical basis of the Ethiopic Chronology and calendar starting from the creation of Adam.
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 1990s==
 
[[Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Hosea (1994 Andaberhan),edited volume.]] The translation is in Italian (Commentari etiopici sul libro del Profeta Osea), Aethiopistische Forshungen (AeF 40).
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 2000s==
 
[[Ta’āmera Iyesus: Miracles of Jesus, (1994 E.C.), edited volume]]
 
[[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]]
 
[[Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of Romans (2001 Tedros), edited volume]]. The Ge'ez text and the Amharic commentary are translated in Italian (La lettera ai Romani. Testo e commentary della versione Etiopica), (AeF 57).
 
[[A Commentary of the Book of Daniel (2000 E.C. Kebrat), book]]
 
==Ethiopian Scholarship in the 2010s==
 
[[Ethiopian Traditional Commentary of 1 Enoch (2011 Gērāwarq), edited volume]]
 
[[The Ethiopian Commentary on the Book of Genesis: Critical Edition and Translation (2011 Marshā), Book]]
 
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