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On the Ezana Stone, who are the black and red people that the Ethiopian king was referring to?
On the Ezana stone, the Axumite (modern day Ethiopia) king wrote in Ge'ez, Sabaean and Greek to describe his victory over the Kasu (Kushites) and Nuba (Nubians). …
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Does modern scholarship accept an Ethiopian or Nubian origin for Egyptian hieroglyphs?
Please Note: Ethiopia does not necessarily refer to the modern country (Abyssinia) now called by that name. …
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Are the Sabean people of Cushitic or Ethiopian origin?
Josephus Flavius (Book II chapter 10:2)
The Ethiopians were in danger of being reduced to slavery, and all
sorts of destruction; and at length they retired to Saba, which was a
royal city of Ethiopia … So when this queen of Ethiopia had obtained what we have already
given an account of, and had again communicated to the king what she
brought with her, she returned to her own kingdom. …”
For clarity …
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