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Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as Illustrated by the Native Religions of Mexico and Peru

ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.

Philip H. (Philip Henry) Wicksteed translation

P. 16, note, under Acosta, add, "E[dward] G[rimstone]'s translation was edited, with notes, for the Hakluyt Society, by Clements R. Markham, in 1880."

P. 17, note, lines 4 and 5, to "English translation" add "in epitome."

" lines 8 and 9, for "Ixtilxochitl" read "Ixtlilxochitl."

" line 7 from below, for "note" read "notes."

P. 32, line 10 from below, for "bases" read "basis."

P. 34, line 1, for "lama" read "llama."

P. 35, last line, insert "and" after "America."

P. 77, note, last line, for "caps." read "capp."

P. 92, line 9 from below, omit "to" before "which."

P. 113, note, last line, for "Chichemeca" read "Chichimeca."

P. 129, line 3, for "East to West" read "West to East."

P. 224, note, for "Rivero y Tschudi, l.c." read "Rivero y Tschudi: Antigüedades Peruanas: Viena, 1851." N. B. An English translation of this work by F. L. Hawks appeared at New York in 1853.

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