| Traditional
High Cultures |
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| Oral and Written Traditions and
Rock Art as the Histories of Both Ancient and Living Peoples, Especially
of the Americas before the Arrival of Europeans |
| The “Borgia” group of codices have traditionally been treated as religious documents, contrasting them with the more clearly historical Mixtec codices, despite many common ways of using visual symbols. But the boundaries are becoming a bit less clear, as we learn more, find actual dates in the Borgia group, and learn more about the gigantic area of central Mexico which had written history and geography and religion. |
| Codex Borgia | A restoration by Díaz and Rodgers, with 76 pages color plates. Order from Dover publishers or a bookstore. The most important codex of this group. Learning is best begun from a restoration like this. | Buy from Dover Pub's. |
| Codex Borgia | Screenfold facsimile by Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt, Graz, Austria (Graz). Commentary 394 pages by F. Anders, M. Jansen, and L. Reyes Garcia, published by Fondo de Cultura Economica (FCE). | $130 |
| Codex Vaticanus B | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 382 pages by Ferdinand Anders and Maarten Jansen. Published by FCE. |
Out of Print $110 |
| Codex Fejérváry-Meyer | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 342 pages by Ferdinand. Anders, Maarten Jansen, and Gabina Aurora Pérez Jiménez. Published by FCE. | Out of Print $170 |
| Codex Laud | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 318 pages by Ferdinand. Anders and Maarten Jansen with Aljandra Cruz Ortiz. Published by FCE. |
Out of Print $130 |
| Codex Cospi | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 346 pages by Ferdinand Anders, Maarten Jansen, Peter Van Der Loo and others. Published by FCE. | $130 |
| Codex Borbonicus | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 251 pages by F. Anders, M. Jansen, and L. Reyes Garcia. Published by FCE. | Out of Print $150 |
| Codex Rios (Vaticanus A) | Screenfold facsimile by Graz. Commentary 406 pages by Ferdinand. Anders and Maarten Jansen. Published by FCE. | $190 |
| Dioses en Codices | Los Dioses en los Códices Mexicanus del Grupo Borgia, by Bodo Spranz. Published by FCE. 522 pp. | $25 |
| Parallels in the Borgia Group | Parallels in the Borgia, Vaticanus B, Cospi, Fejérváry-Meyer, Laud, and Chavero. Tabular summaries of their contents and matching sections. Ecological Linguistics | $5 |
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