Aztec place-names,
their meaning and mode of composition, selected from the Spanish of Agustin de la Rosa, Antonio Peñafiel and Cecilio A. Robelo,
by Frederick Starr.

Description

Tools

Cite this Export citation file

Main Author: Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933.
Language(s): English
Published: Chicago, Priv. print. by the author, 1920.
Edition: 2d ed.; rev.
Subjects: Names, Geographical > Names, Geographical / Mexico.
Nahuatl language > Nahuatl language / Etymology > Nahuatl language / Etymology / Names.
Physical Description: 16 p. 20 cm.
Locate a Print Version: Find in a library
Find in a library

Viewability

Item Link	Original Source
Full view	Getty Research Institute
Full view	University of Texas at Austin
Full view	University of Michigan

View HathiTrust MARC record

Similar Items

Summer isles of Eden

Author: Burnett, Frank.
Published: 1923

The little lady of the big house

Author: London, Jack, 1876-1916.
Published: 1916

Half-told tales

Author: Van Dyke, Henry, 1852-1933
Published: 1925

Made free in prison

Author: Mason, Edward Williamson.
Published: 1918

Tales of Tirah and Lesser Tibet

Author: Starr, Lilian A. Wade.
Published: 1924

Further incidents in the life of a mining engineer

Author: McCarthy, E. T. (Edward Thomas)
Published: 1920

Pillsbury's chess career

Author: Sergeant, Philip W. (Philip Walsingham), 1872-1952.
Published: 1922

First book of grasses; the structure of grasses explained for beginners

Author: Chase, Agnes, 1869-1963.
Published: 1922

America's foreign relations

Author: Johnson, Willis Fletcher, 1857-1931.
Published: 1921

Land nationalisation; the key to social reform

Author: Davies, Albert Emil, 1875-
Published: 1921