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Degna Djan was an
Emperor of the
Kingdom of
Aksum (9th or 10th centuries). Paul B.
Henze states that his
throne name was "'Anbasa Wedem",
which tradition...
- and
reciprocally twinned with: Paris,
France Solo
Parigi è
degna di Roma; solo Roma è
degna di Parigi. (in Italian)
Seule Paris est
digne de Rome; seule...
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before she sank, but had
taken Lusitania three days earlier. As his
daughter Degna later explained, he had
paperwork to do and
preferred the
public stenographer...
- Rome;
seule Rome est
digne de Paris. (in French) Solo
Parigi è
degna di Roma; solo Roma è
degna di Parigi. (in Italian) "Only
Paris is
worthy of Rome; only...
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complex also
traditionally housed the
remains of: two
martyred sisters,
Degna and Merita,
killed under Valerian and
buried "in Commodilla"
according to...
- the 9th or 10th century. Dil Na'od was the
younger son of Ged'a Jan (or
Degna Djan), and
succeeded his
older brother 'Anbasa
Wedem as negus. According...
- from the
original on 29
April 2016.
Retrieved 11
October 2015. Marconi,
Degna (1996) [1962]. My Father, Marconi.
Toronto / New York:
Edizione Fr****inelli...
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seule Rome est
digne de Paris. (in Italian) Solo
Parigi è
degna di Roma; solo Roma è
degna di Parigi. "Only
Paris is
worthy of Rome; only Rome is worthy...
- Ethiopia's
condition to war, plague, and
inadequate rains.
Under the
reign of
Degna Djan,
during the
ninth century, the
empire kept
expanding south, undertaking...
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cultura umbra e fa
emergere le
tracce di una
grande civiltà del p****ato,
degna di
stare alla pari di
quella etrusca e di
quella romana (in Italian). Jama...
