otherwise, "coins of Aphilas – notwithstanding their diversity – are comparatively rare, and his reign may have been brief." Aphilas produced at least four...
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Aksumite currency (section Aphilas)
minting features of Aphilas were also abandoned by later rulers. One of these was the use of just the inscription "King Aphilas" as the reverse of a...
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"King of Axum". The right one reads in Greek: ΕΝΔΥΒΙϹ ΒΑϹΙΛΕΥϹ, "King Endybis". British Museum. Reign c. 270-310 Predecessor DTWNS Successor Aphilas...
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centered in the highlands of modern Ethiopia and Eritrea. He succeeded Aphilas. Wazeba is known only from the coins that he minted during his reign. He...
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made this possible. — MERCK WEBSITE 40 Winks Adam Johnson Anders Ilar Aphilas Blamstrain Deceptikon Deru Esem Frank & Bill Helios Ilkae Kettel Kristuit...
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Axumite coinage that reads "AΦIΛAC BACIΛEYC" – "King Aphilas"...
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study published in 1983, assigns Sembrouthes to the 4th century, between Aphilas and Ezana. Hahn further identifies him with Ousanas or the legendary Ella...
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mention his son ZQRNS (vocalized as "Zaqarnas") c. 270 – 300 Endubis 310-315 Aphilas 315-320 Wazeba 320-328 Ousanas 328-350 Ezana his mother Sofya of Axum was...
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Peter Truhart both suggested that this king could be the Axumite king Aphilas, although the reign dates on this list are far too early. 154 Sanay – –...
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Axumite coinage that reads "AΦIΛAC BACIΛEYC" – "King Aphilas"...
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