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questions de Geographie Abyssine.
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=== questions de Geographie Abyssine ===
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==== questions de géograph. 75 α ====
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questions de géograph.
 
  
 
change the native r into l ) ?  
 
change the native r into l ) ?  
  
[75?] α
 
  
The iron money of Arargue, yedjace, Damot [etc ? ]. merits some attention. It is
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The iron money of Arargue, Yedjau, Damot etc. merits some attention. It is
 
the model of the iron money of Kordofan (NB Iron money for the coast of Africa
 
the model of the iron money of Kordofan (NB Iron money for the coast of Africa
coined after the best patterns, is manufactured largely in Birmingham.
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<u>coined</u> after the best patterns, is manufactured largely in Birmingham.
  
 
Have you any vocabularies of the Warata or Kaffa negroes & if you have,  
 
Have you any vocabularies of the Warata or Kaffa negroes & if you have,  
 
can you communicate to me a dozen words.  
 
can you communicate to me a dozen words.  
  
Agow β
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==== Agow β ====
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The Agows are the most interesting portion of the Abyssinian population.  
 
The Agows are the most interesting portion of the Abyssinian population.  
 
what is the structure of their language ? The Falasha are probably Agows. Is  
 
what is the structure of their language ? The Falasha are probably Agows. Is  
not sha a characteristic termination in the Agow language ? The customs
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not <u>sha</u> a characteristic termination in the Agow language ? The customs
 
& arts of the Agows are worth observing minutely for the sake of comparing   
 
& arts of the Agows are worth observing minutely for the sake of comparing   
 
them with those of the pastoral nations of Eastern Africa. Is the name
 
them with those of the pastoral nations of Eastern Africa. Is the name
 
Behet mehet learned by Cailliaud & applied apparently to Damot & Gojam,  
 
Behet mehet learned by Cailliaud & applied apparently to Damot & Gojam,  
known in Abyssinia ? Is A maitsha ? Is the name Betharin (i.e. the
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known in Abyssinia ? Is it maitsha ? Is the name <u>Betharin</u> (i.e. the
mountains of the moon, according to Marmol & other old writers near the
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<u>mountains of the moon</u>, according to Marmol & other old writers near the
the Sources of the Nile) extant in any Abyssinian language ?  
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the Sources of the Nile) extant in <u>any</u> Abyssinian language ?  
  
 
The Portuguese were long settled at Nanina in Gojam about 12
 
The Portuguese were long settled at Nanina in Gojam about 12
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different languages.  
 
different languages.  
  
The King of the Conchas (Gongas or Gonjas) is called Axgagce ( ?)
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The King of the Conchas (Gongas or Gonjas) is called Axgagce (?)
(Bermudez) __ The Takazza rises in a place called Axguagua (Almeyda) __
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(Bermudez) - The Takazze rises in a place called Axguagua (Almeyda) -
 
Is this word a general epithet ? The church of Lalibela are excavated  
 
Is this word a general epithet ? The church of Lalibela are excavated  
 
in a place called oror. Is not this also a frequent recurring designation ?  
 
in a place called oror. Is not this also a frequent recurring designation ?  
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Ghibetes & Gafats ? Can these names be derived or corrupted from Ifat or Oifat
 
Ghibetes & Gafats ? Can these names be derived or corrupted from Ifat or Oifat
 
or vice versa. (The missionaries wrote both oirague & gurague, the dubious
 
or vice versa. (The missionaries wrote both oirague & gurague, the dubious
articulation being probably the Arabic [signe arabe ?])
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articulation being probably the Arabic [arabe])
  
 
May not the province Ogga, Oggy or wedge be identical with edjow or
 
May not the province Ogga, Oggy or wedge be identical with edjow or
yedjan ? if not, They have certainly been often confounded together.  
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yedjau ? if not, they have certainly been often confounded together.  
  
 
ought not the Sengara of the maps, in Cambate, be read yangara ? if so,  
 
ought not the Sengara of the maps, in Cambate, be read yangara ? if so,  
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them to Salt, but they were lost. He heard of inscriptions & sculptures in Tegulet.
 
them to Salt, but they were lost. He heard of inscriptions & sculptures in Tegulet.
 
Is the town of Manadely (the muntille of Salt's map) visited by Alvarez, still
 
Is the town of Manadely (the muntille of Salt's map) visited by Alvarez, still
flourishing ? He found there merchants from Barbary : The chief ambas in  
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flourishing ? He found there merchants from Barbary : The chief <u>ambas</u> in  
 
Amhara mentioned by Almeyda are Legot, ambacel, madrekel, Goza, Thebet
 
Amhara mentioned by Almeyda are Legot, ambacel, madrekel, Goza, Thebet
mariam, amba gexen. The inhabitants of Thebet mariam were considered by
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mariam, amba gexen. The inhabitants of <u>Thebet mariam</u> were considered by
 
him to be the most civilised of the Abyssinians & to have the greatest number &
 
him to be the most civilised of the Abyssinians & to have the greatest number &
 
variety of books.  
 
variety of books.  
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Half way between Enarea & the mouth of the Jube is understood to be
 
Half way between Enarea & the mouth of the Jube is understood to be
 
the town of Gonara, a place of much resort. near the Jube are the nubañ a  
 
the town of Gonara, a place of much resort. near the Jube are the nubañ a  
 
Galla tribe. on the coast the Baguna (or Bajuna). The blacks a long way
 
Galla tribe. on the coast the Baguna (or Bajuna). The blacks a long way
S. b. E. of Kaffa are the [barra ?] & [bocoms ?] & on the furthest limits of the  
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S. b. E. of Kaffa are the [Parra ?] & [Pocoms ?] & on the furthest limits of the  
 
Gallas southwards, the chaka. The name Renga, Ruenga, Remga (?)
 
Gallas southwards, the chaka. The name Renga, Ruenga, Remga (?)
 
ruemia or roeña, Arwaña which gives rise to the designation muca-remga
 
ruemia or roeña, Arwaña which gives rise to the designation muca-remga
 
(i.e. native of Renga) may perhaps be known to some of the merchants of
 
(i.e. native of Renga) may perhaps be known to some of the merchants of
[Sarsar ?] or Enarea
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Sarsar or Enarea-