Alrededor de 1540, fray Bernardino de Sahagún y un grupo de letrados nahuas elaboraron una primera versión de un conjunto de sermones dispuestos para “altos y bajos, principales y maceguales, hombres y mujeres”. Años más ...

Introduction, notes, commentaries, and translation to Spanish of twenty hymns consecrated to the Gods, according to the Nahua texts included in Sahagun’s Códices Matritenses. The book contains an appendix were religious ...

Focuses on the study of the economy and social life of the ancient city of Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Mexica empire. Through the collection and analysis of historical sources, particularly those written in the Nahuatl ...