[Catecismo Testerino]

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Catholic Church (Author) ; John Carter Brown Library (Contributor)
Contributors: Testera, Jacobo de ca. 1490-1544. (Contributor) ; Pilling, James Constantine 1846-1895. (Former owner)
Format: Electronic Manuscript
Language:Spanish
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Interlibrary Loan:Interlibrary Loan for the Fachinformationsdienste (Specialized Information Services in Germany)
Published: [Mexico] s.n. [18th century]
Further subjects:B Handwriting
B Manuscripts, Mexican
B Imprint 17--
B Picture-writing, Indian Manuscripts
B Testerians
B Catholic Church
B Manuscripts Indian languages
B Indian linguistics Picture-writing, Indian
B Catholic Church Catechisms Picture-writing, Indian
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Description
Item Description:Ms. codex. - Title supplied by cataloguer. - Probably written in Mexico in the 18th century. - This catechism includes some Spanish glosses and it is possible that this Testerian catechism was prepared for Nahuatl speakers. - Manuscript catechism in Testerian hieroglyphs written on watermarked European paper. - In the early period of the Spanish conquest of Mexico, before religious instructors had learned the languages of the indigenous peoples, they used pictorial stories describing basic teachings to spread the Christian Gospel. These catechisms were called Testerians, after Father Jacobo de Testera, a Franciscan priest who pioneered this method of teaching. - Hieroglyphs are written recto and verso of all leaves except for the verso of leaf [20] which is blank
Physical Description:1 Online-Ressource ([24] leaves)