Sahagún’s Moveable Feasts
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v7i0.93-101Abstract
Como una protesta y una apelación contra el acuerdo capitular de no favorecer con apoyo material la continuación de su "Historia", Sahagún envió al Papa San Pío V un "Breve Compendio" de su obra. El "Breve Compendio", que últimamente formaba parte del Libro II del Codice Florentino, contenía dieciséis "Fiestas Movibles". El origen de dichas fiestas se encuentra en el texto náhuatl del Libro V (Libro IV del Códice Florentino) del Manuscrito de Tlatelolco. Las "Fiestas Movibles" guardan relación por un lado con el tonalpohualli y, por el otro, se asemejan a los ritos de los dieciocho meses del año. El presente estudio trata de averiguar el razonamiento de Sahagún para discutirlas por separado.Downloads
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1982-01-01
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