Rocznik Orientalistyczny - Volume 59, Issue 1 (2006) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Polska Akademia Nauk

Journal

Rocznik Orientalistyczny

Year

2006

Volume

59

Issue

1

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Volume contents

1
- article: Jesuite missionaries in Ethiopia: their role as exorcists, healers and miracle-makers (1603-1632) (Cohen L.)
- article: 'Filekseyus', the Ethiopic version of the Syriac Dadisho Qatraya's 'Commentary on the Paradise of the Fathers' (Witakowski W.)
- article: 'Against Twenty-Five and Thirty Devils' - Two Ethiopian Painted Amulets from the British Museum (Balicka-Witakowska E.), p. 33-46
- article: The manuscript tradition of the Ethiopic 'Qalementos'. A short note (Bausi A.), p. 47-57
- article: Root Reductions and Extensions in Amharic Revisited (Baye Y.), p. 58-78
- article: An Architectural Survey of the Church of E*makina (where E* stands for reverted 'E') Mädhane Aläm (Lasta, Ethiopia) (Gervers M.), p. 92-112
- article: Ethiopia and Medieval England: Persistence of Patterns in Rural Life (Henze P. B.), p. 113-123
- article: Evidentiality, Absolute Present and Factivity in Neo-Ethiopic Historiography (Kapeliuk O.), p. 124-134
- article: Stephanites according to Abakirezun's 'gedl' (Kur S.), p. 135-141
- article: Sequence of Tenses: the Case of Amharic Intentional Sentences (Lykowska L.), p. 142-150
- article: Education and Development in Ethiopia: the history of dubious correlation (Tekeste N.), p. 151-172
- article: Re-imagining Empire: the coronation of Yohannis IV as an expression of historical memory (Orlowska I.), p. 173-180
- article: The Quest for 'Civilization': The Pre-World War II Modernizing Policies of Ras Täfäri Mäkonnen (Later Emperor Haylä Sellasé) as Expounded in His 'Autobiography' and in the 'Chronicle of Empress Zäwditu' (Pankhurst R.), p. 181-201
- article: Rabeh Zubair in Central Sudan According to a Hausa Story (Pilaszewicz S.), p. 202-214
- article: British sources on Ethiopia (formerly Abyssinia) in the National Archives, Kew (Rubinkowska H.), p. 215-223
- article: Participants and Observers of the British Intervention in Abyssinia (1867/68) according to k.u.k. Major Kodolitsch - the Austrian Observer (Smidt W.), p. 224-254
- article: Ethiopian and African Studies (Taddia I.), p. 255-264
- article: The Trinitarian incipit in the context of Ethiopia's heretical discursive formation in the period from the 15th to 17th century (Terminska K.), p. 265-280
- article: The main concepts structuring the sphere of personal relations in verbal communication in Amharic (Wolk E.), p. 297-305

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