Álvares says that the new Echage also knew how to write Latin in good style. This, of course, sounds like 'Ěnbāqom; yet Álvares gives his name as Jacob.[18] Van Donzel, however, assures us that Enbaqom is this Jacob who Álvares describes in some detail.[19] Accordingly at the death of Petros, 'Ěnbāqom had become the eleventh Echage at Dabra Libanos,[20] which was the second highest office in the Ethiopian Church (after the Coptic Abuna).[4]