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Doctrina Otomì : manuscript, [between 1632 and 1662].

[between 1632 and 1662].

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Christian doctrine and sermons, written in Tepotzotlán. Contains references to the Indian idolatry and Mexican medicinal plants, especially the "peyote" drug used by the Mexican "curanderas".
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Part of Mesoamerican Manuscripts
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C0940 (Princeton Mesoamerican Manuscripts, no. 1)
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Language
Mayan languages
Subject
Theology, Doctrinal
Medicinal plants—Mexico
Idolatry—Mexico
Otomi language—Texts
Tepotzotlán (Mexico)—History—17th century—Sources
Indigenous Studies
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