The book of Enoch is one of the ancient compositions, which exists centuries before thernbirth of Christ. It was thought to have been lost, for over 2,000 years, with many ancientrnsources referring to it. However, it is believed that the Greek version was entirely .' translated and preserved in G ':)z language. Consequently, this book was not known inrnEurope until James Bruce, Scottish explorer, took the manuscripts of Enoch fromrnEthiopia to England in 773. Currently, Scholars of philology, ancient history, and 'I â€¢rnSecond Temple Judaism, and the Origins of Christianity are very much interested inrnstudying the book of Enoch. Nevertheless, attention has been given to its role neither inrnthe study of Ethiopic literatures nor in the study of Enochic traditions. The objective ofrnthis dissertation, therefore, is to explore the place of Ethiopic Enoch in medieval G:)':)zrnâ€¢ Literature and to make annotated translation and textual analysis on some selectedrnEthiopic prose and poetic texts which might indicate the Ethiopian socio-religiousrncontext in which the book has been transmitted and used. Hence, both prose and poeticrnmanuscripts dated from 14th _18th centuries were consulted, In addition, variousrncollections of Q:)':)z Q:)ne were assessed for the search of Enocruc Q~ne. Then, thernEnochic poems were categorized according to their subject matter and form. Besides, thernEnochic readings in each manuscript were transliterated and translated followed byrnannotation and brief explanation of the quotations which are taken from lEnoch. Usingrnthe hermeneutical approach of textual analysis, the Enochic poems were analyzed fromrndifferent point of views such as theological, philological, historical, cosmological, moral,rnand other aesthetic qualities. The study, in general, showed that the contents of book ofrnEnoch were repeatedly referred and used as a source of prose and poetic genres of Q:)':)zrnliteratures.