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,All the King’s Treasures,ouncil of Constance in modern-day Germany in the 1410s. This chapter shows that a deep interest in relics, ecclesiastical garments and liturgical items, as well as craftsmen-artisans, was at the heart of Solomonic missions from the very beginning.

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Introduction,are concurrently attested from Lake Constance in modern-day Germany to Santiago de Compostela in the very west of the Iberian Peninsula. This book seeks to answer a simple question: why did generations of Ethiopian kings initiate diplomacy with the Latin West?

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The Sons of Dawit,monic court, sought to acquire ecclesiastical garments, fine cloth and liturgical objects, and even a relic of the Passion. Meanwhile, veiled and explicit hopes for a military alliance or even a shared crusade with Solomonic Ethiopia permeated Latin correspondence, but were ignored by the Ethiopian kings.

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Introduction,and ecclesiastical courts in Latin Europe, the vast majority within the first 50 years of contacts. In the fifteenth century alone, Solomonic envoys arrived at places as varied as Venice, Rome, Valencia, Naples and Lisbon. Ethiopian pilgrims, sometimes cast into the role of inadvertent ambassadors,

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,All the King’s Treasures, three missions to the Italian peninsula in the very early 1400s to Venetian traders in the Ethiopian highlands and Ethiopian pilgrims attending the Council of Constance in modern-day Germany in the 1410s. This chapter shows that a deep interest in relics, ecclesiastical garments and liturgical item

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