Arte novissima de lengua mexicana

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Year:: 1753
Contributor:: Tapia Zenteno, Carlos de.
Subject:: Catholic Church > Missions > Mexico; Nahuatl language > Grammar; Nahuatl language > Glossaries, vocabularies, etc; Indian linguistics > Nahuatl language; Indians of Mexico > Languages; CSAIP; Imprint 1753.; Mexico > Mexico City
Extent:: [20], 58 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill., 21 cm. (4to)

Notes:: que dictó D. Carlos de Tapia Zenteno, colegial en el Real, y Pontificio Seminario ... cathedratico proprietario de prima de dicha lengua en la Real Universidad de esta Corte, y primero en el mesmo Real, y Pontificio Colegio Seminario, &c.; Text primarily in Spanish with examples in Nahuatl.; Signatures: [par.]-2[par.] *² (-*2) A-G H²; Ill. inserted after *1 consists of woodcut image of an acrostic in a double circle, with letters spelling out the author's name along the edge; title in double black border, engraved armorial of the dedicatee on leaf [par.]2.

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