Mesoamerican Codices

Histoire de la nation mexicaine depuis le départ d’Aztlan jusqu’à l’arrivée des conquérants espagnols (et au dela 1607). Manuscrit figuratif accompagné de texte en langue nahuatl ou mexicaine suivi d’une traduction en français par feu J.-M.-A. Aubin. Reproduction du codex de 1576 appartenant à la collection de m. E. Eugène Goupil, ancienne collection Aubin.

Manuscrit mexicain; pub. par Henri de Saussure

A sacred almanac of the Aztecs : (Tonalamatl of the Codex borbonicus)

Il manoscritto messicano Borgiano: del Museo etnografico della S. Congregazione di propaganda fide; riprodotto in fotocromografia a spese di s. e. il duca di Loubat a cura della Biblioteca Vaticanna.

Written on 16 leaves (31 pp.) of paper manufactured from the maguey-fibre; about 1530. The figures represented in this codex are those of personages of the Chichimecan dynasty or their relatives or descendants. It was written to celebrate the lineage of Ixtlilxochitl, who died in 1529.

The Dresden codex reproduced from tracings of the original colorings finished by hand by William Gates.