Zu den "Aztekischen Studien" Willy Bangs
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v27i0.229-236Keywords:
Linguistics, Turkology, Mexico, Nahuatl, 19th CenturyAbstract
Hardly anyone knows today that the turkologist Willy Bang had briefly dealt with the Nahuatl language in the 1890s, when he publishd a short paper on this issue under the pseudonym "Wl. Baligny".Downloads
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