Codex Mendoza

**Codex Mendoza**
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Instance of	manuscript;
Named after	Antonio de Mendoza;
Depicts	prophecy of Tenochtitlán
Made from material	paper;
Location	Bodleian Library, Oxford, Oxfordshire, South East England, England
Language of work or name	Spanish; Nahuatl;
Number of parts of this work	3 section; 71 folio;
Full work available at URL	[1];
Location of creation	Mexico City;
Collection	Bodleian Library (MS. Arch. Selden A. 1, 1659–);
Inventory number	MS. Arch. Selden A. 1 (Bodleian Library);
Inception	1542;
Publication date	1542 (Silvio Zavala);
Authority file
	Q1106099; VIAF ID: 181439937; GND ID: 4234132-2; Library of Congress authority ID: n78095593; IdRef ID: 083459065; National Library of Spain ID: XX3627603; NORAF ID: 90775058; NUKAT ID: t 2002054334; J9U ID: 987007289005805171
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English: Mesoamerican codex written by unknown indigens (the painter is supposed to be Francisco Gualpuyogualcal) between 1541 and 1542 for Antonio de Mendoza, viceroy of New Spain, who may have commissioned it. It combines Aztec pictograms with Spanish text. The original is held at the Bodleian Library, Oxford

Folio 1 verso.
Folio 2 recto.
Folio 2 verso.
Folio 4 verso.
Folio 5 verso.
Folio 10 recto.
Folio 13 recto.
Folio 15 verso.
Folio 17 verso.
Folio 19 recto.
Folio 20 recto.
Folio 30 recto.
Folio 37 recto.
Folio 43 recto.
Folio 46 recto.
Folio 46 verso(?).
Folio 47 recto.
Folio 52 recto.
Folio 57 recto.
Folio 58 recto.
Folio 59 recto.
Folio 60 recto.
Folio 61 recto.
Folio 62 recto.
Folio 64 recto.
Folio 65 recto.
Folio 67 recto.
Folio 69 recto.
70r Goldsmith (detail)
70r Detail of the bottom-left quarter
Folio 71 verso.