"El Evangelio De S. Lucas Del Latin Al Mexicano O Mejor Nahuatl..." offers a unique glimpse into the linguistic and religious history of Mexico. This translation of the Gospel of Luke from Latin into Nahuatl, also known as Mexicano, provides invaluable insight into the efforts to disseminate Christianity among indigenous populations during the colonial era. This historical document showcases the intersection of cultures and the adaptation of religious texts to new linguistic contexts. A fascinating resource for scholars of linguistics, religious history, and Latin American studies, this edition preserves a significant piece of cultural heritage.

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