Exciting news as the new volume of AETHIOPICA is finally published! 🥳 We invite you to have a look at all the amazing articles, book reviews, dissertation abstract as well as personalia - ALL OPEN ACCESS ‼️ https://t.co/z1P9o1xE3p

We are very pleased to announce the latest Supplement to Aethiopica volume. Edited by Solomon Gebreyes: Ethiopic Historiographical Texts https://t.co/hduaRbsb88 Open access starting in November.

We are very excited about the latest SUPPLEMENT to Aethiopica: Slavery and the Slave Trade in Ethiopian Studies ‼️Its available in print and open access: https://t.co/NAnWLnykqJ

Publication day! 🤩🥳 We are extremely excited to share the new volume of AETHIOPICA with you! Vol. 27 (2024) is hot off the press, and also available online in open access! https://t.co/mh4QOaUVTv

‼️Our website will be under maintenance on June 17 2024.‼️ It will be possible to read the articles, but no new submissions can be uploaded on that day ⛔️

We will start highlighting the individual contributions in the coming months on a weekly basis - so keep an eye out 👀 Until then we invite you to browse through the volume. Happy reading! 📚

This is volume 26 of our Journal, and it marks the end of an era, as it is the last volume that Prof. Dr. Alessandro Bausi was the editor-in-chief of, about which he reflects in the Editorial: https://t.co/OyQ2XLIV0C

⛔️ There will be a server update on our website on April 22nd and you will NOT be able to submit papers on that day.‼️ Before and after all services will be available as usual

Its been awfully quiet around here - but we have been hard at work to bring the next volume to you. Today we finally send Aethiopica vol 26 (2023) to the printer!

We are hoping for a review! 😉

Please send an e-mail to Hewan Marye for registration. We are looking forward to you 🤩

We are hosting a small seminar "Transliteration and Citation: A Workshop for Academic Publishing in Ethiopian and Eritrean Studies" This February 8-9, from 9-11am, online and free to participate. It will be especially useful for young scholars, and first time academic authors

We just opened another account over on the 🟦app. https://t.co/XXQh8YQECr Come an pay us a visit.

To all students out there who have finished their PhD thesis in the field of Ethio/Eri studies: We have a section in AETHIOPICA for dissertation abstracts. Its a great way for early carreer researchers to advertise their work. https://t.co/JkCXV9if72 submissions welcome 👆

AETHIOPICA 25 (2022) includes Academic News: "A.M. Butts, new Professor of Semitic Studies with a focus on Ethiopian and Eritrean studies @unihh, with the project BeInf—Beyond Influence: The Connected Histories of Ethiopic and Syriac Christianity." https://t.co/HCGIKNNZWh

This is the wonderful tablito:

We gave room for the original authors to reply to this reply, also in vol 25 (2022): A.Desreumaux - "Le texte syriaque de la ṭablītō éthiopienne : une réponse aux remarques du Pr. Dr. Michael Waltisberg"

In this AETHIOPIC vol 25 (2022) Michael Waltisberg replied "Nachträge zur Edition einer syrischen ṭaḇliṯo in Aethiopica 24" and added some information on the linguistic specifics of the Syriac text: https://t.co/hquSFMX4cJ

The authors presented a discovery of a Syriac tablitho in Eritrea. So far the only known evidence of Syriac in the region:

AETHIOPICA is also home for academic replies. In this volume we had a reply, and a second reply to the reply 🤩🤩 The start was in last year's vol 24: A. Bausi and A.Desreumaux - Une ṭablītō syriaque orthodoxe en Érythrée datée de 1295/1296: un témoin des «métropolites syriens»?