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Wallis Budge The Queen of Sheba and Her Only Son Menyelek


1. Auflage 2019
ISBN: 978-3-7504-1230-9
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand
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E-Book, Englisch, 376 Seiten

ISBN: 978-3-7504-1230-9
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark



THIS volume contains a complete English translation of the famous Ethiopian work, The "Kebra Nagast," i.e. the "Glory of the Kings [of Ethiopia]." This work has been held in peculiar honour in Abyssinia for several centuries, and throughout that country it has been, and still is, venerated by the people as containing the final proof of their descent from the Hebrew Patriarchs, and of the kinship of their kings of the Solomonic line with Christ, the Son of God. The importance of the book, both for the kings and the people of Abyssinia, is clearly shown by the letter that King John of Ethiopia wrote to the late Lord Granville in August, 1872. The king says: "There is a book called 'Kivera Negust' which contains the Law of the whole of Ethiopia, and the names of the Shûms [ i.e. Chiefs], and Churches, and Provinces are in this book. I pray you find out who has got this book, and send it to me, for in my country my people will not obey my orders without it." The first summary of the contents of the Kebra Nagast was published by Bruce as far back as 1813, but little interest was roused by his somewhat bald précis. And, in spite of the labours of Prætorius, Bezold, and Hugues le Roux, the contents of the work are still practically unknown to the general reader in England. It is hoped that the translation given in the following pages will be of use to those who have not the time or opportunity for perusing the Ethiopic original. The Kebra Nagast is a great storehouse of legends and traditions, some historical and some of a purely folk-lore character, derived from the Old Testament and the later Rabbinic writings, and from Egyptian (both pagan and Christian), Arabian, and Ethiopian sources. Of the early history of the compilation and its maker, and of its subsequent editors we know nothing, but the principal groundwork of its earliest form was the traditions that were current in Syria, Palestine, Arabia, and Egypt during the first four centuries of the Christian era.

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  1. The Queen of Sheba and Her Only Son Menyelek
  2. The Queen of Sheba and Her Only Son Menyelek
  3. Preface
  4. Introduction
  5. 1. Concerning The Glory Of Kings
  6. 2. Concerning The Greatness Of Kings
  7. 3. Concerning The Kingdom Of Adam
  8. 4. Concerning Envy
  9. 5. Concerning The Kingdom Of Seth
  10. 6. Concerning The Sin Of Cain
  11. 7. Concerning Noah
  12. 8. Concerning The Flood
  13. 9. Concerning The Covenant Of Noah
  14. 10. Concerning Zion
  15. 11. The Unanimous Declaration Of The Three Hundred And Eighteen Orthodox Fathers
  16. 12. Concerning Canaan
  17. 13. Concerning Abraham
  18. 14. Concerning The Covenant Of Abraham
  19. 15. Concerning Isaac And Jacob
  20. 16. Concerning Rôbêl (Reuben)
  21. 17. Concerning The Glory Of Zion
  22. 18. How The Orthodox Fathers And Bishops Agreed
  23. 19. How This Book Came To Be Found
  24. 20. Concerning The Division Of The Earth
  25. 21. Concerning The Queen Of The South
  26. 22. Concerning Tâmrîn, The Merchant
  27. 23. How The Merchant Returned To Ethiopia
  28. 24. How The Queen Made Ready To Set Out On Her Journey
  29. 25. How The Queen Came To Solomon The King
  30. 26. How The King Held Converse With The Queen
  31. 27. Concerning The Labourer
  32. 28. How Solomon Gave Commandments To The Queen
  33. 29. Concerning The Three Hundred And Eighteen [Patriarchs]
  34. 30. Concerning How King Solomon Swore To The Queen
  35. 31. Concerning The Sign Which Solomon Gave The Queen
  36. 32. How The Queen Brought Forth And Came To Her Own Country
  37. 33. How The King Of Ethiopia Travelled
  38. 34. How The Young Man Arrived In His Mother's Country
  39. 35. How King Solomon Sent To His Son The Commander Of His Army
  40. 36. How King Solomon Held Intercourse With His Son
  41. 37. How Solomon Asked His Son Questions
  42. 38. How The King Planned To Send Away His Son With The Children Of The Nobles
  43. 39. How They Made The Son Of Solomon King
  44. 40. How Zadok The Priest Gave Commands To David The King
  45. 41. Concerning The Blessing Of Kings
  46. 42. Concerning The Ten Commandments
  47. 43. How The Men Of The Army Of Israel Received [Their] Orders
  48. 44. How It Is Not A Seemly Thing To Revile The King
  49. 45. How Those Who Were Sent Away Wept And Made A Plan
  50. 46. How They Made A Plan Concerning Zion
  51. 47. Concerning The Offering Of Azâryâs (Azariah) And The King
  52. 48. How They Carried Away Zion
  53. 49. How His Father Blessed His Son
  54. 50. How They Bade Farewell To His Father And How The City Mourned
  55. 51. How He Said Unto Zadok The Priest, "Go And Bring The Covering (Or, Clothing) Which Is Upon It (I.E.Zion)"
  56. 52. How Zadok The Priest Departed
  57. 53. How The Wagon Was Given To Ethiopia
  58. 54. How David [The King Of Ethiopia] Prophesied And Saluted Zion
  59. 55. How The People Of Ethiopia Rejoiced
  60. 56. Of The Return Of Zadok The Priest, And The Giving Of The Gift
  61. 57. Concerning The Fall Of Zadok The Priest
  62. 58. How Solomon Rose Up To Slay Them
  63. 59. How The King Questioned An Egyptian, The Servant Of Pharaoh
  64. 60. How Solomon Lamented For Zion
  65. 61. How Solomon Returned To Jerusalem
  66. 62. Concerning The Answer Which Solomon Made To Them
  67. 63. How The Nobles Of Israel Agreed [With The King]
  68. 64. How The Daughter Of Pharaoh Seduced Solomon
  69. 65. Concerning The Sin Of Solomon
  70. 66. Concerning The Prophecy Of Christ
  71. 67. Concerning The Lamentation Of Solomon
  72. 68. Concerning Mary, Our Lady Of Salvation
  73. 69. Concerning The Question Of Solomon
  74. 70. How Rehoboam Reigned
  75. 71. Concerning Mary, The Daughter Of David
  76. 72. Concerning The King Of Rome. (Constantinople)
  77. 73. Concerning The First Judgment Of ’Adrâmî King Of Rômê
  78. 74. Concerning The King Of Medyâm
  79. 75. Concerning The King Of Babylon
  80. 76. Concerning Lying Witnesses
  81. 77. Concerning The King Of Persia
  82. 78. Concerning The King Of Moab
  83. 79. Concerning The King Of Amalek
  84. 80. Concerning The King Of The Philistines
  85. 81. How The Son Of Samson Slew The Son Of The King Of The Philistines
  86. 82. Concerning The Going Down Of Abraham Into Egypt
  87. 83. Concerning The King Of The Ishmaelites
  88. 84. Concerning The King Of Ethiopia And How He Returned To His Country
  89. 85. Concerning The Rejoicing Of Queen Mâkedâ
  90. 86. How Queen Mâkedâ Made Her Son King
  91. 87. How The Nobles (Or Governors) Of Ethiopia Took The Oath
  92. 88. How He Himself Related To His Mother How They Made Him King
  93. 89. How The Queen Talked To The Children Of Israel
  94. 90. How Azariah Praised The Queen And Her City
  95. 91. This Is What Ye Shall Eat: The Clean And The Unclean
  96. 92. How They Renewed The Kingdom Of David
  97. 93. How The Men Of Rômê Destroyed The Faith
  98. 94. The First War Of The King Of Ethiopia
  99. 95. How The Honourable Estate Of The King Of Ethiopia Was Universally Accepted
  100. 96. Concerning The Prophecy About Christ
  101. 97. Concerning The Murmuring Of Israel
  102. 98. Concerning The Rod Of Moses And The Rod Of Aaron
  103. 99. Concerning The Two Servants
  104. 100. Concerning The Angels Who Rebelled
  105. 101. Concerning Him That Existeth In Everything And Everywhere
  106. 102. Concerning The Beginning
  107. 103. Concerning The Horns Of The Altar
  108. 104. More Concerning The Ark And The Talk Of The Wicked
  109. 105. Concerning The Belief Of Abraham
  110. 106. A Prophecy Concerning The Coming Of Christ
  111. 107. Concerning His Entrance Into Jerusalem In Glory
  112. 108. Concerning The Wickedness Of The Iniquitous Jews ...



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