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CONTENTS.
| CHAP. IV. | ||
| Some Account of the Trade-Winds and Monsoons—Application of this to the Voyage to Ophir and Tarshish, | P. 427 | |
| CHAP. V. | ||
| Fluctuating State of the India Trade—Hurt by military Expeditions of the Persians—Revives under the Ptolemies—Falls to Decay under the Romans, | 447 | |
| CHAP. VI. | ||
| Queen of Saba visits Jerusalem—Abyssinian Tradition concerning Her—Supposed Founder of that Monarchy—Abyssinia embraces the Jewish Religion—Jewish Hierarchy still retained by the Falasha—Some Conjectures concerning their Copy of the Old Testament, | 471 | |
| CHAP. VII. | ||
| Books in use in Abyssinia—Enoch—Abyssinia not converted by the Apostles—Conversion from Judaism to Christianity by Frumentius, | 493 | |
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