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The natural and moral history of the Indies /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Autor principal:	Acosta, José de, 1540-1600
Otros Autores:	Grimeston, Edward, Markham, Clements R. (Clements Robert), Sir, 1830-1916
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés Español
Publicado:	Farnham, Surrey : Ashgate, 2010.
Colección:	Hakluyt Society, First Series.
Temas:	Acosta, José de, > 1540-1600 > Travel > America. Acosta, José de, > 1540-1600 Indians of Mexico. Indians of South America > Peru. Natural history > Latin America. Peuples autochtones > Mexique. Peuples autochtones > Pérou. Sciences naturelles > Amérique latine. SCIENCE > Earth Sciences > Geography. TRAVEL > Budget. TRAVEL > Hikes & Walks. TRAVEL > Museums, Tours, Points of Interest. TRAVEL > Parks & Campgrounds. Indians of Mexico Indians of South America Natural history Travel America > Early accounts to 1600. America > Description and travel. Amérique > Récits avant 1600. Amérique > Descriptions et voyages. America Latin America Peru Early works
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CONTENTS OF VOL. II
ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE FIFT BOOKE: Of the Naturall and Morall Historic of the Indies
CHAP. I.â€? That the Pride and Malice of the Divell hath beene the cause of Idolatrie
CHAP. II.â€?Of many kindes of idolatry the Indians have used
CHAP. III.â€?That the Indians have some knowledge of God
CHAP. IV.â€?Of the first kinde of Idolatric, upon naturall and universall things
CHAP. V.â€? Of the Idolatry the Indians used to particular things
CHAP. VI.â€?Of another kinde of idolatry upon the dead
CHAP. VII.â€?Of Superstitions they used to the DeadCHAP. VIII.â€?Of the manner of burying the dead among the Mexicaine and sundrie other Nations
CHAP. IX.â€?The fourth and last kinde of Idolatry the Indians used, especially the Mexicaines, to Images and Idolls
CHAP. X.â€?Of a strange manner of Idolatry practised amongst the Mexicaines
CHAP. XI.â€?How the Devill hath laboured to make himself equall unto God, and to imitate him in his Sacrifices, Religion, and Sacraments
CHAP. XII.â€?Of the Temples that were found at the Indies
CHAP. XIII.â€?Of the Prowd Temples at MexicoCHAP. XIV.â€?Of the Priestes and their offices
CHAP. XV.â€? Of the monastery of Virgins which the divell hath invented for his service
CHAP. XVI. â€? Of the Monasteries of religious men that the devill hath invented for superstition
CHAP. XVII.â€?Of Penance and the Strictnes the Indians have used at the Divell's perswasion
CHAP. XVIII.â€? Of the Sacrifices the Indians made to the Divell, and whereof
CHAP. XIX.â€?Of the Sacrifices they made of men
CHAP. XX.â€? Of the horrible sacrifices of men which the Mexicaines usedCHAP. XXI. â€? Of another kind of sacrifices of men which the Mexicaines used
CHAP. XXII.â€?How the Indians grew weary and could not endure the cruelty of Sathan
CHAP. XXIII.â€?How the Divell hath laboured to imitate and counterfaite the Sacraments of the holy Church
CHAP. XXIV.â€?In what maner the Divell hath laboured in Mexico to counterfaite the feast of the holy Sacrament and Communion used in the holy Church
CHAP. XXV.â€? Of Confessors and Confession which the Indians used
CHAP. XXVI.â€? Of the abominable unction which the Mexicaine priestcs and other Nations used, and of their whichcraftesCHAP. XXVIL.â€?Of other Ceremonies and Customes of the Indians which are like unto ours
CHAP. XXVIII.â€?Of some Feasts celebrated by them, of Cusco, and how the Divell would imitate the mysterie of the holy Trintie
CHAP. XXIX.â€?Of the feast of lubilee which the Mexicaines celebrated
CHAP. XXX.â€?Of the Feast of Marchants, which those of Cholutecas did celebrate

The natural and moral history of the Indies /

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