Frases en lengua zotzil : fragmentos / por el R.P.D. Clemente Castillejo. 1830.

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Frases en lengua zotzil : fragmentos / por el R.P.D. Clemente Castillejo. 1830.

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Photographic reproduction of fragments of a Spanish-Tzotzil phrase book, compiled by Father Clemente Castillejo in 1830.

[8] p.

spa,

myn,

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