Sahagún, Bernadino de, -1590. General history of the things of New Spain: Florentine codex: book 10 -- the people
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De Los Vícíos Y Vírtudes Desta Gente
The Tenth Book 1 Which Treateth Of The General History, In Which Are Told The Different Virtues And Vices Which Were Of The Body And Of The Soul, Whosoever Practised Them.
First Chapter . Here Are Told The Inherent Qualities, The Nature, Of Those Related Through Lineage.
Father — One's Father 2
Mother — One's Mother 6
Oni's Child— One's Child 11
One's Daughter 13 — One's Daughter 14
The Child—the Child
Uncle — One's Uncle
One's Aunt
Nephew (niece) [male Speaking] 21 — One's Nephew (niece)
One's Nephew (niece) [female Speaking]
One's Grandfather—grandfather
Grandmother—one's Grandmother
The Great-grandfather
The Great-grandmother
Great-great-grandparent
The Grandchild
[ Second Chapter , Concerning The] 1 Degrees Of Affinity.
Father-in-law—father-in-law Of A Deceased Person
Mother-in-law — Mother-in-law Of A Deceased Person
The Father Of The Parents-in-law
The Mother Of The Parents-in-law
The Son-in-law
The Daughter-in-law
Brother-in-law 3 [male Speaking]
Brother-in-law 5 [female Speaking]
Sister-in-law [male Speaking]
Sister-in-law 6 [female Speaking]
Older Brother
Stepfather
Stepmother
Stepchild — Stepchild [female Speaking]
[ Third Chapter. ] 1 Age Differences.
The Old Man
The Old Woman
The Noble Man Of Middle Age 5
The Middle-aged Woman 6
The Mature Man 7
The Mature Woman 8
The Youth 9
The Maiden 11
The Boy 12
The Infant 13
The Child 16
The Little Child 17
Baby 18
Fourth Chapter , In Which Are Mentioned The Works, The Nature, And The Honors Of The Nobles.
The Noble Person 1
The Ruler
The Magistrate 3
The Noble 5
The Noble 6
The Esteemed Noble 7
Fifth Chapter. 1 Here Are Mentioned The Honored Nobles. 2
The Noble 3
One Of Noble Lineage 8
[another] Of Noble Lineage 12
[another] Of Noble Lineage 13
[another] Of Noble Lineage 14
[another] Of Noble Lineage 15 .
[another] Of Noble Lineage 18
[another] Of Noble Lineage 20
[another] Of Noble Lineage 21
Sixth Chapter. , Which Telleth Of The Men, The Valiant Men. 1
Brave Man 2
The Valiant Man 3
The Shorn One 6
The Valiant Warrior 7
The Commanding General, The General 9
Seventh Chapter. Here Is Told The Way Of Life Of The Goldcasters And The Featherworkers.
The Craftsman
The Goldworker, The Goldcaster
The Coppercaster, The Copperfinisher
The Lapidary
Eighth Chapter , In Which Are Mentioned Other Ways Of Gaining A Livelihood, Such As [the Work Of] Carpenters And The Stone Cutter.
The Stone Cutter, The Stone Breaker
The Mason
The Scribe
The Singer
The Wise Man 9
The Physician
Ninth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Enchanters, The Sorcerers, The Magicians.
The Sorcerer 1
The Soothsayer, The Reader Of The Day Signs 2
The Possessed One 4
The Attorney
The Solicitor; He [who] Solicits
Tenth Chapter , In Which Is Mentioned Gaining A Living By Tailoring And By Weaving.
The Tailor
The Spinner 1
Eleventh Chapter , Which Telleth Of The The Vicious, The Perverse, Such As Bawds Or Pimps.
The Deranged Man, The Madman
The Lewd Youth
The Old Whoremonger
The Procurer
The Pervert
The Murderer, The Murderer Of People
The Traitor
The Buffoon
The Thief
The Dancer With A Dead Woman's Forearm; The Dancer With The Forearm
The Highwayman
Twelfth Chapter , Which Telleth Of Some Of The Works, Some Of The Ways Of Gaining A Livelihood Of Those Such As Merchants Or Workers Of The Soil.
The Man Who Has Become Rich; The Rich Man
The Farmer
The Horticulturist
The Potter
The Merchant
Thirteenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Noblewomen.
A Noblewoman 1
[another] Noblewoman 4
[another] Noblewoman 5
[another] Noblewoman 7
[another] Noblewoman 8
The Maiden 9
The Girl, The Little Girl 10
The Maiden 12
[another] Noblewoman 13
[another] Noblewoman 14
[another] Noblewoman 15
[another] Noblewoman 16
[another] Noblewoman 17
[another] Noblewoman 18
[another] Noblewoman 19
[another] Noblewoman 22
[another] Noblewoman 24
[another] Noblewoman 25
[another] Noblewoman 27
The Good Noblewoman
Fourteenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Nature, The Condition Of The Common Women.
The Robust Woman
The Mature Woman
The Weaver Of Designs
The Spinner
The Seamstress
The Cook
The Physician
Fifteenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Different Kinds Of Evil Women.
The Harlot; The Carnal Woman
The Scandalous Woman
The Hermaphrodite
The Procuress; [the Woman] Who Procures
Sixteenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of Gainers Of Livelihoods Such As The Merchants.
The Merchant 1
The Slave Dealer, The Bather Of Slaves
The Head Merchant, The Principal Merchant In Foreign Parts, The Distinguished Trader
The Vanguard Merchant
The Seller Of Green Stones; The Man [with] The Basket
The Seller Op Cast Metal Objects, Of Necklaces, Of Bracelets, Of Golden Bracelets
The Feather Seller
The Exchange Dealer, The Dealer In Gold
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Seventeenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Cape Sellers, The People With The Capes.
The Man With The Capes
The Principal Merchant
Eighteenth 1 Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Cacao Sellers And Of Those Who Sell Grains Of Maize [and] Dried Beans.
The Cacao Seller, The Cacao Dealer
The Seller Of Maize Grains
The Bean Seller
The Amaranth Seed 7 Seller
The Seller Of Gourd Seeds
Nineteenth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Sellers Of Tortillas [and Of] Tamales, Or Of Those Who Sell Wheaten Bread.
The Flour Seller
Twentieth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Sellers Of Coarse Maguey Fiber Capes And Of The Sellers Of Sandals.
The Sandal Seller, The Sandal Maker
The Cotton Seller
The Seller Of Wrinkled Chía
Twenty-first Chapter , Which Telleth Of Those Who Sell 1 Colors, Rabbit Hair [material], And Gourd Bowls.
The Seller Of Rabbit-hair [material] 10
The Seller Of Gourd Bowls
The Seller Of Lime
Twenty-second Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Fruit Sellers And The Food Sellers.
The Man With The Fruit
The Meat Seller
Twenty-third Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Olla Makers, The Clay Workers, And The Makers Of Large Baskets [and] Of Small Baskets.
The Seller Of Large Baskets
The Seller Of Salt
Twenty-fourth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Turkey Sellers, Of Those Who Sell Eggs, And Of Those Who Sell Various Medicines.
The Obsidian Seller
The Medicine Seller, The Man On The Reed Mat
Twenty-fifth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Candle Sellers, And The Bag Sellers, And Those Who Sell Sashes.
The Bag Seller
Twenty-sixth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Atole Sellers, And The Sellers Of Prepared Chocolate, And The Sellers Of Saltpeter.
The Seller Of Fine Chocolate
Twenty-seventh Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Intestines, And Of All The Internal Organs, And Of All The External Organs, [and] Of The Joints Pertaining To Men And Pertaining To Women. 1
Twenty-eighth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Ailments Of The Body And Of Medicines Suitable To Use For Their Cure. 1
Splitting Of The Hair 2
Dandruff
Head Scabies, Tinea
Head Abscesses
Headache
Broken Skull, Skull Wound
Infected Ear
Ear Ulcers 23
Ear Ulcers 24
Infected Ears 28
Swelling [ Of The Face ]
Face Wheals , 36 Face Blotches 37
Face Blisters
Roughness Of The Face
Eye Pains
Fleshy Growth Over The Eyes
Opacity
Films Over The Eyes
Catarrh
Dryness Of The Nostrils
Scabs Of The Nostrils
Hoarseness
Wounding Of The Nose 78
Laceration Of A Lip
Lip Sores
Swollen Gums
Tooth Infection
Tooth Infection; Swollen Gums
Scum On The Teeth; Tartar On The Teeth
Abscess Of The Tongue
Swelling Of The Tongue
Stammering; Lisping
Swelling Of The Throat 1
Stiff Neck, Benumbed Neck
Cyst
Abscesses On The Neck
Coughing
Chest Ailments, Or Cough, Or [shortness Of Breath From] Running
The Nursing Woman Who No Longer Produces Milk
Breast Tumor
Jigger Fleas [which] Always Settle On The Back
The Breaking [of Bones]
Swelling From Sprains
A Constant Cough
The Spitting Of Blood 24
Stomach Pain
Colic
A Flux, A Suppurative Or Bloody Flux
Strangury
Dysuria 8
Hemorrhoids
Pustules 1
Skin Sores 7
The Remedy For The “divine Sickness” 12
Diarrhea
Knee Swelling
Leg Swelling
Humors Of The Feet 17
Benumbed Feet
Urinary Obstruction
Fever
Humors Of The Feet 29
Festering; Or Burns, Cuts
Twenty-ninth Chapter , Which Telleth Of The Various Kinds Of People, The People Who Dwelt Everywhere Here In The Land; Those Who Arrived, Who Came To Settle, Who Came To Cause The Dries To Be Founded.
The Quaquata, The Matlatzinca, The Toloque
Their Virtues
The Maçauaque
The Totonaque; Singular, Totonac
The Huaxteca
Tlalhuica
Couixca, Tlappaneca
Yopime, Tlappaneca
Olmeca, Uixtoti, Mixteca
Michoaque, Quaochpanme
The Mexica Or Mexiti
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