The Art of Nahuatl speech : the Bancroft Dialogues

Frances E. Karttunen · James Lockhart · Bancroft Library.

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Transcription, traduction et commentaire d'un manuscrit conserve a la Bibliotheque Bancroft de l'Universite de Californie, Berkeley, Huahua Tlatolli - Discursos en Mexicano . Ce manuscrit a ete redige durant la premiere moitie du 17e siecle par un individu de langue nahuatl, eduque par le Frere Jesuite Horacio Carochi. Interet historique, anthropologique et linguistique de ce texte

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