The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
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The Maya Chronicles: Brinton's Library Of Aboriginal American Literature, Number 1
Maya language -- Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.; Maya language -- Texts; Mayas -- Antiquities; Mayas -- History
TN-33 257 MS.) should read MS.).
TN-34 257 possibly should read possible
TN-35 257 I Kan should read 1 Kan
TN-36 258 "_Ma c'ubah than_ should read "_Ma c'ubah than_"
TN-37 261 Ahpul, n should read Ahpul, n.
TN-38 261 Alah, v should read Alah, v.
TN-39 261 Anante. should read Anante,
TN-40 263 fut. é should read fut. _é_
TN-41 263 Cob is out of alphabetical order
TN-42 264 wild turkey, should read wild turkey.
TN-43 265 _adj._ should not be italicized
TN-44 266 Cħahucil or Cħuhucil should read Cħahucil _or_ Cħuhucil
TN-45 267 one place should read one place.
TN-46 267 _ilé_. should read _ilé_,
TN-47 270 minaan should read _minaan_
TN-48 272 fut. é should read fut. _é_
TN-49 277 _to y_ should read to _y_
TN-50 278 Yxma is out of alphabetical order
Inconsistent spelling:
Abbe / Abbé
Cuculcan / Cuculcàn
Pocomams / Pokomams
Pocomchis / Pokomchis
Puczical / Puczikal
Other inconsistencies:
i.e. / i. e.
Accents on words in foreign languages are inconsistently used.
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