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The mid fifteenth century saw the interpretation of a few prophetically catastrophic books, which roused two unique structures. Fekkare Iyasus ("Explanation of Jesus") was composed during the rule of Tewodros I (1411-14); "Secret of Paradise and Earth" was composed to some degree later and is vital for a fiery record of the battle between the lead celestial host Michael and Satan. This book should not be mistaken for one more unique work of a similar period, the "Book of Secret" by Giorgis of Sagla, an invalidation of sins. The enormous hymn books and antiphonaries called Deggua, Mawaseʾet, and Meʾraf additionally likely dated from this time, however a portion of the songs of praise might be more established. One more sort of strict verse previously made during the fifteenth century was the malkʾe ("resemblance"), comprising for the most part of around 50 five-line rhyming refrains, each addressed to an alternate physical or moral quality of the holy person apostrophized. As a last illustration of the strict writing of the "brilliant age" might be referenced the "Marvels of Mary," deciphered from Arabic in 1441-42; it was massively well known and went through a few recensions, or basic corrections.