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The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam by ~ The Throne of Adulis centres around the eponymous now lost artefact a white marble throne and accompanying black basalt stele which stood in an African port city during the sixth century
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The Throne of Adulis Bowersock Oxford University ~ The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam Bowersock Emblems of Antiquity Provides the only narrative account of the holy war between Christian Ethiopians and Jewish Arabs in the sixth century AD
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The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam G ~ The Throne of Adulis vividly recreates the Red Sea world of Late Antiquity transporting readers back to a remote but pivotal epoch in ancient history one that sheds light on the collapse of the Persian Empire as well as the rise of Islam
The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam by ~ The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam by Bowersock review Fergus Millar Journal of Late Antiquity Volume 7 Number 1 Spring 2014 pp 192194
G W Bowersock The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the ~ 1 Between 523 and 525 CE a Christian merchant traveled to Adulis a port city on the Red Sea coast of Africa and recorded the Greek texts inscribed on a white marble throne and a black basalt stele for the king negus of Ethiopian Aksum
The Throne of Adulis Red Sea Wars on the Eve of Islam By ~ The Adulis throne and its inscription apparently dated from the late second or early third century ad and described the conquests of an Axumite Negus or king on both sides of the Red Sea westwards from Axum towards the upper Nilotic lands Nubia and the kingdom of Meroë and across the Sea into the Ḥimyarite lands of Yemen and western Hadramaut against the people whom the inscription calls ‘Arabitae’
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