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Primeros Memoriales is published here for the first time in its entirety both in the original Nahuatl and in English translation.The volume follows the manuscript order reconstructed for the Primeros Memoriales by Francisco del Paso y Troncoso in his 1905-1907 facsimile edition of the collection of Sahaguntine manuscripts he called Codices Matritenses.During the 1960s, Thelma D. Sullivan, a Nahuatl scholar living in Mexico, began a paleographic transcription of the Primeros Memoriales, along with an English translation. After Sullivan’s death in 1981, a group of her colleagues finished, enlarged, and annotated her project. This long-awaited publication makes available to specialists and interested laypersons alike an invaluable portion of the remarkable Sahaguntine treasure of information on sixteenth-century Aztec society.

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Primeros Memoriales is published here for the first time in its entirety both in the original Nahuatl and in English translation.The volume follows the manuscript order reconstructed for the Primeros Memoriales by Francisco del Paso y Troncoso in his 1905-1907 facsimile edition of the collection of Sahaguntine manuscripts he called Codices Matritenses.During the 1960s, Thelma D. Sullivan, a Nahuatl scholar living in Mexico, began a paleographic transcription of the Primeros Memoriales, along with an English translation. After Sullivan’s death in 1981, a group of her colleagues finished, enlarged, and annotated her project. This long-awaited publication makes available to specialists and interested laypersons alike an invaluable portion of the remarkable Sahaguntine treasure of information on sixteenth-century Aztec society.

Primeros Memoriales is published here for the first time in its entirety both in the original Nahuatl and in English translation.The volume follows the manuscript order reconstructed for the Primeros Memoriales by Francisco del Paso y Troncoso in his 1905-1907 facsimile edition of the collection of Sahaguntine manuscripts he called Codices Matritenses.During the 1960s, Thelma D. Sullivan, a Nahuatl scholar living in Mexico, began a paleographic transcription of the Primeros Memoriales, along with an English translation. After Sullivan’s death in 1981, a group of her colleagues finished, enlarged, and annotated her project. This long-awaited publication makes available to specialists and interested laypersons alike an invaluable portion of the remarkable Sahaguntine treasure of information on sixteenth-century Aztec society.

This volume follows the reconstructed order of Francisco del Paso y Troncoso's edition of the "Primeros Memoriales" compiled by Bernardino de Sahagun (Madrid, 1905). This is Volume 200, Facsimile Edition, in The Civilization of the American Indian Series published by The University of Oklahoma Press. It features many FULL PAGE COLOR PLATES. Please note: this is an exact facsimile copy of the original now in Madrid. There are only a few short paragraphs in English mentioning the funding sources for this publication by The University of Oklahoma Press. All other text is in either, Latin, Spanish, or native American Indian.

This volume follows the reconstructed order of Francisco del Paso y Troncoso's edition of the "Primeros Memoriales" compiled by Bernardino de Sahagun (Madrid, 1905). This is Volume 200, Facsimile Edition, in The Civilization of the American Indian Series published by The University of Oklahoma Press. It features many FULL PAGE COLOR PLATES. Please note: this is an exact facsimile copy of the original now in Madrid. There are only a few short paragraphs in English mentioning the funding sources for this publication by The University of Oklahoma Press. All other text is in either, Latin, Spanish, or native American Indian.

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