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All Roads Lead to Ethiopia: Byzantium in the Solomonic Imagination

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Kebra Nagast

Why Ancient Inquiry uses this citation here

scholarly chapter on Byzantine elements in Solomonic imagination; relevant to Kebra Nagast reception and political tradition

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The Kebra Nagast is a medieval Ge'ez sacred-national work that reworks biblical and other inherited traditions within Ethiopian Christian royal theology.

Answer / theory: No. It is an Ethiopic sacred-national work that uses biblical traditions. What supports it: It expands biblical Sheba material but is not one of the biblical books. What is weak or disputed: Calling it "the Ethiopian Bible" collapses different textual categories. Evidence level: Strong Evidence.
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