Arte de lengua quiche [o] utlatecat. [between 1680 and 1699]

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Arte de lengua quiche [o] utlatecat. [between 1680 and 1699]

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Photographic reproduction of an unsigned, undated copy, possibly from the late 17th century, of a Quiché grammar, composed by Father Domingo de Vico sometime before his death in 1555, probably around 1550.

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