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Ethiopian Christianity

SAYZANA
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Sayzana (4th century AD) was one of the brothers of Emperor Ezana, ruler of Aksum, in whose reign Christianity was introduced to Ethiopia. Sayzana appears...

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SALAMA
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Salama (circa 1818-October 25, 1867) was Abuna (head) of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church from1841-67. During his years in office he became one of the best...

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