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Alphabetical table of nahuatl words used in Sahagún at end of edition of Jourdanet-Simeon / Bernardino de Sahagún, approximately 1898-1940
Aperramiento, 1500-1600
Contains illustrations with notes in Nahuatl depicting a Spanish dog attacking an Indian. Also depicts five indians bound, Cortes with Doña Marina, and a Spanish soldier conversing with two Indians. A place glyph is identified as Coyoacan and the Nahuatl gloss includes a reference to Cholula.
Arte, vocabulario, y confessionario en el idioma Mexicano, como fe usa en el Obispado de Guadalaxara / compuestos por el Br. D. Geronimo Thomas de Aquino, 1765
Arte y vocabulario en lengua Mexicana / Andrés de Olmos, 1547
Calendario de Michoacán / Veytia, 1756
Contains a photocopy of a copy of "Calendario de Michoacán" made by Veytia in 1756.
Census of the Central Mexico area, approximately 1600-1900
Codex Aubin, 1576
The British Museum states: "A painted pictorial history of the Mexican people, together with printed text in Nahuatl of the Aztecs, recording the names of the Indian tribes who travelled together and the leaders of the Aztecs, with their departure from Aztlán and the dynastic history of Tenochtitlan and colonial events."
Codex Teplaustuco, approximately 1521-1800
Contains numerous illustrations with brief Nahuatl text, many illustrations indicating a tribute amount of some sort.
Codex Teplaustuco, approximately 1521-1800
Colloqvios de la paz, y tranquilidad christiana, en lengua mexicana, 1582
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