Ethiopia is a home of enormous ancient written cultures. It is also a residence ofrnsouthern Semitic written accounts. G~'~z scripts are the most dominant heritagernof the country. Usually they are preserved by Ethiopian Orthodox Churchesrnespecially in each church yard commonly known as [ '.;>qabetj. Even if they arernmore of religious they contain many secular aspects which are useful forrnresearchers.rnThe collection of Ankobiirr Miidbane 'Aliim Church is the selected site for thisrnstudy because it was one of the five churches established by the Shoan Kings inrntheir capital during the Medieval Period. There are three kinds of scripts such asrncodices, scrolls and epigraphic in the collection. From the group of codices sixtyrnnine vellum manuscripts are taken as the total population of this study andrnfifteen of them are as a subject of it. The study employed on focused grouprndiscussion and document analysis as primary data sources. It was for thernpurpose of achieving historical references about the selected collections of thisrnstudy. It also engaged secondary tools such as cataloguing works of otherrnscholars in the same locality. After gathering data the work of catalogue hasrnconducted with the analysis of colophons. Based on this chapter one is anrnintroduction, chapter two the body and chapter three summaries, conclusion andrnrecommendation.rnBased on the obtained major findings essential suggestions were forwarded tornameliorate the observed drawback by the researcher.