@article{12869,
  author     = {Abbadie, Antoine [Thompson] d'},
  journal    = {The Athenaeum: journal of literature, science, the fine arts, music and the drama},
  title      = {... [Title wanting]},
  year       = {18xx},
  jfmnote    = {'In a letter from M. d'Abbadie, published in the Athenaeum, that gentleman states that his brother had visited the sources of the Abháï, or Bruce's Nile, crossed the river in several places, made frequent excursions into the Gállá country, and proceeded to within 3 days' journey of Enarea ... M. Arnauld d'Antoine had obtained a letter in two languages, one of which, the Ilmorna, has an alphabet wholly unknown: he also discovered a MS. in two volumes quarto, on vellum, in Amharic, composed by the favourite companion of Mohammed Grañ, the Tamerlane of Abyssinia, whose exploits are only known by extracts from Ludolf and Bruce. This MS. abounds in descriptions and names of places from Harar Geï to Sennár ...' (Greenough 1841:lv-lvi).},
  keywords   = {;nea;eth;trv;ant;ltr;x.342;x.231;},
  lgcode     = {Amharic [amh], Borana-Arsi-Guji Oromo [gax] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  src        = {eballiso2009}
}