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Arte de la lengua general del reyno de Chile, con un dialogo chileno-hispano muy curioso: a que se añade la Doctrina christiana, esto es, rezo, catecismo, coplas, confesionario, y plàticas; lo mas en lengua chilena y castellana: Y por fin un Vocabulario hispano-chileno, y un Calepino chileno-hispano mas copioso. Compuesto por el P. Andres Febres misionero de la Comp. de Jesus. Año de 1764 ...
Author
Febrés, Andrés, 1734-1790
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Book
Language
Spanish
Mapudungun
Published/Created
Lima, En la calle de la Encarnaçion, 1765.
Description
15 p. l., 682 p., 1 l. 15 cm.
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2030.13.34
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Mapuche language
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Grammar
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Mapuche language
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Texts
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Mapuche language
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Dictionaries
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Spanish
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Spanish language
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Araucanian
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Indigenous Studies
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Related name
Catholic Church. Catechisms. Araucanian
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Dictionaries
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Notes
Irregularities in paging.
Title in red and black.
Quoted at L16 16s in Maggs cat. no. 429, 1922.
Imperfect: 1 leaf at end wanting.
Contents
pte. 1. Arte de la lengua general de Chile. Dialogo entre dos Caciques. Exemplo de un Coyaghtun. Breve diccionario de algunas palabras mas usuales.--pte. 2. Doctrina christiana en Chilli Dugu.--pte. 3. Vocabulario hispano-chileno.--pte. 4. Calepino chileno-hispano.
Other title(s)
Calepìno chileno-hispano ...
LCCN
24014949
OCLC
15493238
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