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CONTENTS.
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Sec. I.—Sketch of the People and physical Geography of Arabia Felix |
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Sec. II.—History of Hamyar, and of the expeditions of the Tobbaas till the introduction of Christianity |
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Sec. III.—Introduction of Christianity into Arabia Felix, or Hamyar—Frumentius—Theophilus Indus—The later Tobbaas |
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Sec. IV.—The ancient state of Ethiopia, or Abyssinia—Its connection with Hamyar—Martyrdom of the Christians of Nadjran—Conquest of Yaman |
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Sec. V.—Early history of Hirah and Ghassan—The Mûlouk-al-Towâeif—Subjection of the northern Arabs to Rome—Introduction of Christianity amongst them—Persian wars—Euthymius—Simeon Stylites—Saba |
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Sec. VI.—Embassy from Justinian to Ethiopia—Revolution in Taman—Accession of Abrahah |
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Sec. VII.—Reign of Abrahah—Condition of Christianity in Yaman—St. Gregentius—Expedition against Mecca |
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Sec. VIII.—Hostile occupation of Hirah by Hareth—Death of Kobad—Accession of Noushirwan—War between Hirah and Ghassan—and between Persia and Rome—Arabian Poets—Lebid—Amru’l-Kais |
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Sec. IX.—Origin of the Monophysite heresy—Council of Constantinople—of Ephesus—of Chalcedon—its consequences—Progress of the Eutychians in the reign of Anastasius—Severus—The persecution by Justinian |
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Sec. X.—Progress of the Monophysite doctrines in Arabia, &c.—Jacobus Baradæus—Their progress in Abyssinia—in Mesopotamia and the north of Arabia—Turbulence of the Arabian chiefs—State of Christianity in Arabia Felix—The Phantasiasts—Divisions between the Arabs and Romans—History of Mondar, king of Ghassan—and his son |
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