The Use of Mayan Scripture in the Americas’ First Christian Theology
This study examines the work of the Dominican Friar Domingo de Vico, specifically his theology of or for the “Indians,” the Theologia Indorum, written originally in K’iche’ Maya in 1553–1554. While scholarship in recent decades has focused on the first post-contact writings by autochthonous American...
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| Language: | English |
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Brill
2014
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Year: 2014, Volume: 61, Issue: 4, Pages: 396-429 |
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Domingo de Vico
Dominicans
Guatemala
history of Christianity
humanism
K’iche’
Latin America
Maya
Mendicants
Mesoamerica
religion
Popol Wuj
scholasticism
scripture
sixteenth century
Theologia Indorum
theology
translation strategies
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