Notes on the Authorship of the Huarochirí Manuscript

Alan Durston

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The anonymous Huarochirí Manuscript is a unique source on colonial Andean culture and the only colonial Quechua text of clear indigenous authorship which runs over more than a few pages. Written in...

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2007Pastoral Quechua 1992The Huarochiri manuscript: a testament of ancient and Colonial Andean religion

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