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... death : Abyssinia . and finding that his son afterwards performed certain solemnities at her grave in token of regard for her , he caused him to be loaded with irons and banished to the top of a mountain ; where he would probably have ...
... death : Abyssinia . and finding that his son afterwards performed certain solemnities at her grave in token of regard for her , he caused him to be loaded with irons and banished to the top of a mountain ; where he would probably have ...
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... Death of the empe for . nished . that Za Denghel was coming to supplant him . Jacob Abyssinia . perceiving , by the insolence of this speech , that he was entirely in the power of his enemies , left his palace in the night , in order to ...
... Death of the empe for . nished . that Za Denghel was coming to supplant him . Jacob Abyssinia . perceiving , by the insolence of this speech , that he was entirely in the power of his enemies , left his palace in the night , in order to ...
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... death . Abyssinia . turned in great haste to Gondar , in order to have the letters of protection renewed by Tecla Haimanout the reigning prince . This was readily done but before the messenger could reach Sennaar , he was in- formed ...
... death . Abyssinia . turned in great haste to Gondar , in order to have the letters of protection renewed by Tecla Haimanout the reigning prince . This was readily done but before the messenger could reach Sennaar , he was in- formed ...
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