Copies of three works on the calendars of the Indians of Guatemala, the first on the calendar of the Cakchikel Indians, and the other two on that of the Quiché Indians. The copies were evidently made either by or at the direction of Daniel Garrison Brinton, probably from other existing copies, and bound together. The middle work is only a partial copy, together with an English translation of the introduction, which gives general information on the history of the Indians in Santa Catarina Ixtahuacán, and their religion.
From the collection of Daniel Garrison Brinton (University of Pennsylvania Library bookplate for the Daniel Garrison Brinton Library; inside upper cover).
Publisher:
[Philadelphia?], [1884??]
Relation:
Kalendario conservado hasta el dia por los sacerdoees del sol en Ixtlavacan, pueblo descendiente de la nacion Kiche.; Calendario de los indios de Guatemala, 1685, cakchiquel.; Calendario de los indios de Guatemala, 1722, kiche.
52 leaves : paper; 250-267 x 200 mm bound to 273 x 209 mm
Personal Name:
Brinton, Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison), 1837-1899, former owner.
Rights:
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Notes:
Title from spine.; Origin: Items 236 and 238 were probably copied in Philadelphia, Pa., circa 1884. The title pages of those two items are typed on the verso of a form letter on letterhead of Daniel Garrison Brinton, as professor of ethnology and archaeology at the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, dated 1884. Item 237 was presumably also copied in Philadelphia around the same time.; Ms. codex.; Binding: Late 19th-century boards.; Foliation: Paper, 52; 1-52; modern foliation in pencil, lower right recto. The manuscript occupies only the rectos of leaves; Script: Partially typed and partially written in an unidentified hand.; Individual records for the component works may be found under their individual titles (see contents note, below).; English, Quiché, Cakchikel, and Spanish.
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