Tloque Nahuaque

[Frances Karttunen]

Dear Susana,

It's wonderful to hear from you.

Both these terms are ubiquitous in Nahuatl writings.  In particular
ipalnemoani 's/he by whose grace living goes on' is to be found in the
Bancroft huehuetlahtolli that Jim Lockhart and I published as The Art of
Nahuatl Speech:  the Bancroft Dialogues.

Fran Karttunen

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>Date: Fri, Jan 28, 2000, 4:56 AM
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> I am doing a research on Tloque-Nahuaque / Ipalnemohuani.
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> Would someone know in which codex or codices this is more frequently found,
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> Thank you
> Susana Moraleda
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