An Introduction to the Economic History of Ethiopia, from Early Times to 1800

Abyssinia according Adal Aden Adulis Aksum Aksumite Almeida Alvares Alvarez Amhara Angot Arab Arab-Faqih Arabia Arkiko army Bahrnagash Bakaffa Barradas Beccari Begemder Blue Nile Brother Bruce Budge Cairo called century later Christian chronicle church cloth coast coins Conti Rossini Cosmas Dambea Damot Dawaro declared described East Egypt Egyptian Emperor empire Enarea Ethiopian Itineraries Ethiopic export Fasiladas foreign Galawdewos Gallas Gaudefroy-Demombynes Gojam gold Gondar governor Grañ Greek Guidi Habshi Horn of Africa horses houses hundred ibid important India inhabitants Iyasu Iyasu II Iyoas Jesuits Khan King kingdom Lake Tana land large numbers Lebna Dengel Lobo Ludolphus Massawa Mecca merchants Mogadishu mountains mules Muslim oqueas Pais pataca period Periplus Poncet port Portuguese Prester John province Red Sea region reign route ruler salt says Sennar Shoa silk silver slaves soldiers Suakin Susneyos thousand Tigre trade traveller Trimingham Turkish Turks Vide Whiteway Zara Yaqob Zeila Zorzi