Nagualism: A Study in Native American Folk-lore and HistoryBrinton, Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison)
Religion
Nagualism: A Study in Native American Folk-lore and History
Brinton, Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison)
Indian mythology -- Mexico; Indians of Mexico -- Religion; Nagualism
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TN-1 Fn. 14-† The footnote marker was missing in the original text.
It has been inserted based on context.
TN-2 19 centipedes, etc, should read centipedes, etc.,
TN-3 39 black as negroes should read black as negroes.
TN-4 43 sick room should read sick room.
TN-5 52 speak to thee should read speak to thee.
TN-6 58 corrollary should read corollary
TN-7 Fn. 7-* Nacionàl should read Nacional
TN-8 Fn. 9-* Min stros should read Ministros
TN-9 Fn. 11-† Simeon should read Siméon
TN-10 Fn. 14-† exico should read Mexico
TN-11 Fn. 17-* enigmaticas” should read enigmaticas.”
TN-12 Fn. 27-* Americaine should read Américaine
TN-13 Fn. 30-† Historicòs should read Historicos
TN-14 Fn. 40-† Españal should read Español
TN-15 Fn. 42-¶ ‘Señor should read “Señor
TN-16 Fn. 47-‡ Revue should read Révue
TN-17 Fn. 55-† Oaxaqueno should read Oaxaqueño
TN-18 61 Andree should read Andrée
TN-19 63 Quinantzin should read Quinatzin
TN-20 63 11 n. should read 11 n.,
The following words were inconsistently spelled or hyphenated:
Bartholomé / Bartholomè
Diœcesanas / Diocesanas / Diocesan
Gucumatz / Gukumatz
Moxò / Moxó / Moxo
Quiché / Quiche
Quichés / Quiches
suprà / suprá
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