04338cam a2200565 4500 9610853 20130514125955.0 800429s1767 mx d 000 0 spa 7 cbc premver 1 ncip 19 y-genrareb vj00 vj34 2006-08-28 NEW INPUT vj05 2006-09-19 05041113 DLC dcrb DLC DLC spa myn n-mx--- PM3831 .T3 PM3831 .T3 Copy 2. In limp velum with remnants of alum tawed ties. Has LC accession no. 69745 dated 1905 and red ink stamp: May 18, 1905. PM3831 .T3 Copy 3. Incomplete: Signature H (p. 49-56) apparently never bound in. In limp vellum with alum tawed ties. Provenance: Gift of Jay I. Kislak Foundation. Tapia Zenteno, Carlos de. Noticia de la lengua huasteca : que en beneficio de sus nacionales, de orden del Il[ustrísi]mô S[eño]r Arzopispo de esta Santa Iglesia Metropolitana, y a sus expensas / da Carlos de Tapia Zenteno, Cura, que fuè de la Iglesia Parrochial de Tampamolon, Juez Eclesiastico de la Villa de los Valles, Commissario del Santo Oficio de la Inquisicion, Cathedratico de Prima de Lengua Mexicana en esta Real Universidad, y el primero en el Real, y Pontificio Colegio Seminario, Examinador Synodal de este Arzobispado, y Capellan Mayor del Monasterio de Santa Inès ; con cathecismo, y doctrina christiana para su instruccion, segun lo que ordena el santo concilio mexicano, enchiridion sacramental para su administracion, con todo lo que parece necessario hablar en ella los neoministros, y copioso diccionario para facilitar su inteligencia. Mexico : En la Imprenta de la Bibliotheca Mexicana, en el Puente del Espiritu-Santo, año de 1767. [10], 128 p. ; 21 cm. (4to) Huastec, the northern-most dialect of the Maya language, was spoken in the 17th and 18th centuries in Puebla, Veracruz, and San luis Potosí. The author, an important Mexican linguist, dedicated this work to Archbishop Francisco Antonio Lorenzana, who paid for the book's publication. Title within ornamental border. Licenses dated 1746. Originally published 1747. The edition of 1746 with title "Arte de la lengua huasteca," as quoted by Ludwig, Lit. of Amer. aborig. lang., p. 83, and by Viñaza, Bibl. españ. de lenguas indíg. de Amér. no. 323, cannot have existed, since the author in his dedicatory letter to the archbishop and in his preface states that although the licenses for printing were issued in 1746, the printing of the book had to be delayed until the archbishop ordered it printed at his expense. Signatures: A-R⁴. Woodcut coat of arms at head of leaf A1, signed Manuel Villavic[enci]o sc[ulpcit] M[e]x[i]c[o]. Another woodcut head-piece, initial, tail-piece. Watermarks visible on flyleaves and pastedowns. García Icazbalceta, J. Apuntes 73 Maggs Bros. Bibliotheca americana 4678 Medina, J.T. México 5187 Palau y Dulcet (2d. ed.) vol. 22, p. 434-435, no. 327486 Sabin vol. 24, p. 455-456, no. 94355 Viñaza, C. Bib. lenguas indígenas 355 "Diccionario [castellano-] huasteco" printed in columns, p. 46-88. "Doctrina christiana fielmente traducida de la que escribiò el R. P. Bartholomé Castaño de la Compañia de Jesus" also printed in columns, p. 96-128. LC Copy 1 quarter bound in calf with paste paper over boards. Has ink stamp: Library of Congress, City of Washington, 1875. DLC Huastec language Grammar. Huastec language Glossaries, vocabularies, etc. Castaño, Bartolomé, 1601-1672. Villavicencio, Manuel de, active 1762-1795, engraver. Lorenzana, Francisco Antonio, 1722-1804. Spanish-American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress) DLC Jay I. Kislak Collection (Library of Congress) DLC Corona B.M.V. (Super septem verbis) Kislak accession no.: 2001.119.00.0001 gsl c-GenColl PM3831 .T3 Copy 1 PREM