Andrews grammar; on-line texts

[Huaxyacac at aol.com]

Dick Andrews told me the other day that the manuscript for the revised
edition is at the press; it has yet to be typeset, however, so I personally
am not holding my breath.

While on the subject of on-line resources, I now have the full text of two
sixteenth-century sources up on my web site: Saville's translation of the
Anonymous Conqueror's Narrative of Some Things of New Spain and Phillips'
translation of the Historia de los Mexicanos por sus pinturas, at

http://anthropology.about.com/library/texts/Mesoamerica/Anonimo/blAnonConToC.h

tm

and

http://anthropology.about.com/library/texts/Mesoamerica/Pinturas/blPinturasTOC

.htm

respectively. Those who know Nahuatl will cringe at the representation of
native names in both (Temestitan, Vichilobos, etc.), but they do contain some
interesting info.

Alec Christensen
About Anthropology Guide
http://anthropology.about.com
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