" More famously, this work relates the meeting of the Queen of Sheba with King Solomon, who gave her the Ten Commandments, as well as the bringing of the Ark of the Covenant to a certain polity by Menelik I. Written in the Ge'ez language, for ten points, identify this work which contains the genealogy of the Aksumite rulers of Ethiopia.
One of the last chapters of this work contains prophecies from both Habakkuk and Hosea regarding the sins of a certain people, and is titled "Concerning the wickedness of the iniquitous Jews." The last chapter of this work contains more talk of Jew-killing as well as outlining a scenario where a king's youngest son will be asked to choose between a chariot and the throne. This work also details the acquisition of a certain sacred object which was reputed to rest in the Church of St. Mary of Zion, while earlier sections of this work deal with the stories of Adam, Seth, Noah, and Abraham, as well as the "meeting of 318," amongst the "Orthodox Fathers." More famously, this work relates the meeting of the Queen of Sheba with King Solomon, who gave her the Ten Commandments, as well as the bringing of the Ark of the Covenant to a certain polity by Menelik I. Written in the Ge'ez language, for ten points, identify this work which contains the genealogy of the Aksumite rulers of Ethiopia.
One of the last chapters of this work contains prophecies from both Habakkuk and Hosea regarding the sins of a certain people, and is titled "Concerning the wickedness of the iniquitous Jews."
{Kebra Nagast} or the {Book} of the {Glory} of Kings