[Aztlan] Mendoza info

[D. M. Urquidi]

John:
   
  Thanks for the information. But the mystery of the abreviation M.D. T. still remains. What does it indicate?
   
  The 1997 version of Berdan and Anawalt (The Essential Codex Mendoza) that I have is supposed to contain Vol. 2 and Vol. 4 but is has only maps of the areas, not the glyphs.
   
  I have to trot over to the Benson I think and find the other one.
   
  Thanks again.
   
  Dea

"John F. Schwaller" <schwallr at potsdam.edu> wrote:
  The reference is to an edition of the Codex Mendoza other than the 
most recent one edited by Berdan and Anawalt and published by U Ca. 
Press in 1992.

The reference is to folio 33r, the second glyph down on the left hand 
side of the page. It can be found in Vol. 4 of Berdan and Anawalt, 
p. 71, or the facsimile volume 3, p. 73.



At 09:17 AM 3/21/2007, D. M. Urquidi wrote:
>Folks:
>
> Small mystery here: What in heavens name does M. D. T. stand 
> for? I have written twice to Berkeley but no answer as yet.
>
> Dea
>
> In the Codex Mendoza M.D.T, LAM. 35, FIG 2

John F. Schwaller
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