Sumaria relacion de todas las cosas que han sucedido en la Nueva España : y de muchas cosas que los Tultecas alcanzaron y supieron desde la creacion del mundo hasta su destruccion, y venida de los terceros pobladores y chichimecas, hasta la venida de los españoles, sacada de la original historia d

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Sumaria relacion de todas las cosas que han sucedido en la Nueva España : y de muchas cosas que los Tultecas alcanzaron y supieron desde la creacion del mundo hasta su destruccion, y venida de los terceros pobladores y chichimecas, hasta la venida de los españoles, sacada de la original historia de esta nueva España. [18--]

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Copy of Ixtlilxóchitl's Relaciones, compiled from native sources and containing various historical accounts of ancient Mexico, from the earliest origens of the Indians and the development of their empires to the Spanish Conquest.

146 leaves, bound ; 37 cm.

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