Getatchew Haile, Ph.D. (1962), Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, is a Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy, and Cataloguer Emeritus of Oriental Manuscripts at the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, Saint John’s University, Minnesota. He has published several monographs, translations and many articles on Ethiopic (Gǝ‘ǝz) and Amharic grammar and literature.

The author’s intimate familiarity with al aspects of Ethiopian Christianity as well as with the scholarly field of Ethiopian studies distinctly enhances the quality of the volume…. We should be grateful to the author for this impressive source book, which gives insight into a great number of Ethiopian beliefs and devotions related to the cross. The author shows his unique skills in conveying so much of his personal engagement with the texts to a wider readership, thus making the texts available for future scholarship.In addition to giving students and scholars a wealth of new texts, this volume also stands out as an open invitation and as a strong encouragement for further study and exploration of the religious literature and traditions of Ethiopian Christians..Lucas van Rompay, Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 2018The volume adds to our knowledge and understanding of these ideas. It will be welcomed and valued not only by students of Ethiopic but as a contribution more generally to our understanding of the life of the wider Church.John Binns, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 2019

Getatchew Haile, Ph.D. (1962), Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, is a Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy, and Cataloguer Emeritus of Oriental Manuscripts at the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, Saint John’s University, Minnesota. He has published several monographs, translations and many articles on Ethiopic (Gǝ‘ǝz) and Amharic grammar and literature.

The author’s intimate familiarity with al aspects of Ethiopian Christianity as well as with the scholarly field of Ethiopian studies distinctly enhances the quality of the volume…. We should be grateful to the author for this impressive source book, which gives insight into a great number of Ethiopian beliefs and devotions related to the cross. The author shows his unique skills in conveying so much of his personal engagement with the texts to a wider readership, thus making the texts available for future scholarship.In addition to giving students and scholars a wealth of new texts, this volume also stands out as an open invitation and as a strong encouragement for further study and exploration of the religious literature and traditions of Ethiopian Christians..Lucas van Rompay, Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 2018The volume adds to our knowledge and understanding of these ideas. It will be welcomed and valued not only by students of Ethiopic but as a contribution more generally to our understanding of the life of the wider Church.John Binns, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 2019

Getatchew Haile, Ph.D. (1962), Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, is a Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy, and Cataloguer Emeritus of Oriental Manuscripts at the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, Saint John’s University, Minnesota. He has published several monographs, translations and many articles on Ethiopic (Gǝ‘ǝz) and Amharic grammar and literature.

The author’s intimate familiarity with al aspects of Ethiopian Christianity as well as with the scholarly field of Ethiopian studies distinctly enhances the quality of the volume…. We should be grateful to the author for this impressive source book, which gives insight into a great number of Ethiopian beliefs and devotions related to the cross. The author shows his unique skills in conveying so much of his personal engagement with the texts to a wider readership, thus making the texts available for future scholarship.In addition to giving students and scholars a wealth of new texts, this volume also stands out as an open invitation and as a strong encouragement for further study and exploration of the religious literature and traditions of Ethiopian Christians..Lucas van Rompay, Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 2018The volume adds to our knowledge and understanding of these ideas. It will be welcomed and valued not only by students of Ethiopic but as a contribution more generally to our understanding of the life of the wider Church.John Binns, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 2019