El autor interpreta y enriquece un poema escrito por el cacique náhuatl Axayácatl, en el siglo XV

"In sixteenth-century New Spain, an abundant textual production was developed in indigenous languages whose purpose was to contribute in the implantation of Catholicism among the native populations. In many of these texts, ...

"The purpose of this article is to make a historical review of the different testimonies and hypotheses formulated from the sixteenth century about the existence of a ‘Nahuatl leap year’; i.e.; an adjustment to the solar ...

This is a review of the book Arte de la lengua mexicana by fray Andrés de Olmos, with introduction and transliteration by Ascensión and Miguel León-Portilla. The work is a valuable historical and linguistic contribution ...

This work presents Nahuatl texts from the town of Xaltepoztla, Puebla, dictated by Lindoro Cruz, reflecting both linguistic use and local ethnographic beliefs. Through narratives about traditional medical practices, such ...

The text presents the script of "The Jaguar Hunters," a Nahuatl-language comedy originating from an indigenous community near Chilapa, Guerrero. The play satirizes social relations between hunters and landowners, portraying ...

The article examines the "Treatise on the Capital Sins" written by Fray Andrés de Olmos in the Nahuatl language during the evangelization of colonial Mexico in the 16th century. Through a linguistic and cultural analysis, ...

This study analyzes the anonymous collection "Santoral en mexicano," a set of 16th or 17th-century Nahuatl manuscripts preserved at the Bancroft Library. The research compares these proverbs and metaphors with the contents ...

The document "The Discovery of Corn" by Selma E. Anderson examines the Nahuatl worldview through legends concerning the creation of maize, a fundamental food for this people’s survival and culture. It highlights the ...

The article analyzes the Nahuatl anatomical inventory recorded in chapter 27 of book X of the Codex Florentine, highlighting the richness and limitations of this pre-Hispanic culture's anatomical vocabulary. Through ...