Nombres de pájaros en lengua quic[he]. [ca. 1750]

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Nombres de pájaros en lengua quic[he]. [ca. 1750]

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Photographic reproduction of an unsigned, undated Quiché-Spanish vocabulary list, possibly from around 1750, containing the Quiché names for birds, insects, and other common things.

[34] p.

myn,

spa,

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