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Abuna Aregawi (also
called Za-Mika'el
Aragawi) was a sixth-century
Syrian monk and
canonized by the
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, as well as by...
- 5th century. The
names of the Nine
Saints are: Abba
Aftse Abba Alef Abba
Aragawi Abba
Garima (Isaac or Yeshaq) Abba Guba Abba
Liqanos Abba
Pantelewon Abba...
- Pantelewon,
Aragawi and Abba Yesehaq, St.
Yared acknowledged the
Western culture.
According to
Tarika Nagast and
Gadla Aragawi, King
Gebre Meskel,
Aragawi and...
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Araya Lij
Hailu Dejazmatch Desta Aragawi Dejazmatch Wolde Gabriel Aragawi Lij
Asghedom Aragawi Dejazmatch Abbaya Aragawi Ras
Sebhat Aregawi r.1892–1914...
- (OCLC 233235313) אהרן זאב אשכולי, ספר הפלשים, עמ' 7 Weil,
Shalva 2011 "Mikael
Aragawi:
Christian Missionary among the Beta Israel",
inEmanuela Trevisan Semi...
-
Debre Dammo The
church believed to be
Abuna Aragawi's house Monastery information Denomination Orthodox Tewahedo Established 6th
century AD Dedicated...
- Mäkanä Lǝʿul Kidanä Mǝḥrät gädam ʾAmbasät Kidanä Mǝḥrät Däbrä
Dammo ʾAbunä
ʾArägawi gädam ʾAḥzära Däbrä Mǝhrät Qǝddǝst
Maryam ʿAddi Qiyaḥto Qǝddǝst Maryam...
- Wiesbaden: Harr****owitz Verlag. pp. 639–640. Guidi, Ig****o (1894). "Il
Gadla '
Aragâwî". MRALm. 5 (2): 19. Rossini,
Carlo Conti (1903).
Ricordi di un soggiorno...
- Sabagadis' sons were
Wolde Mikael, Hagos, Kahsay,
Sebhat and Shum
Agame Aragawi. The
later was
actively involved in
power struggles in Agame. A number...
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Aregawi Sabagadis (Tigrinya: አረገዊ ሰባጋዲስ,
arägawi säbagadis; d.1860) was a
dejazmach (governor) of
Agame from 1831 to 1859.
Aregawi gained some fame in...
