Algunas cossas curiossas en lengua chapaneca : sacadas de p'posito pa. doctrina de los ynos. y pa q. los pes. que deprenden esta lengua se aprovechen dellas por no aver en ella nada escrito : los padres perdonen y ruan. el buen desseo que tubo qen. lo travajo por servirles y aprovechar las almas de

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Algunas cossas curiossas en lengua chapaneca : sacadas de p'posito pa. doctrina de los ynos. y pa q. los pes. que deprenden esta lengua se aprovechen dellas por no aver en ella nada escrito : los padres perdonen y ruan. el buen desseo que tubo qen. lo travajo por servirles y aprovechar las almas de los pobres / Fr. Joan Nuñez. 1633.

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Photographic reproduction of a handbook containing explanations of Catholic doctrines, prayers, and sermons, compiled in 1633 by the Dominican Father Juan Nuñez for use by missionary friars in the evangelization of the Chiapanec Indians.

[56] leaves.

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