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Show BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE A full description of the contents of Codex Laud in typescript form has been prepared some years ago by the author of these notes. A further study has been made, and its completion in the light of modern psychological research will continue in the near future. The work is with the Bollingen Foundation, but for whose encouragement this hitherto unpublished work would not have been possible. To date there are no works solely about Codex Laud, B. 65, Misc. 678. with the exception of the work by Carlos Martinez Marin. The remainder of the references below are of descriptions within other larger works, and of papers presented at meetings of various Congresses and Meetings of learned socies. Henri BEUCHAT: Les Manuscrits indigenes de 1'Ancien Mexique. Revue Archeologique, 4&ne Serie, Tome XVII. Paris 1912. Hermann BEYER: Mito y Simbolismo del Mexico Antiguo. Collected papers edited by Carmen Cook de Leonard. Mexico 1965. Various references. Cottie A. BURLAND: 1.) A 360 day Count in a Mexican Codex. Man, Vol 47, No. 114, pp 106 14108. London 1947. 2.) Some descriptive notes on MS Laud Misc. 678, a Pre-Columbian Document in the Bodleian Library of the University of Oxford. International Congress of Americanists, Vol XXVIII. pp 371 14376. Paris 1948. 3.) Magic Books from Mexico. King Penguin, Hannondsworth, 1953. PI. 14 and 15. 4.) The Bases of Religion in Aztec Mexico. Guild Lecture No. 127., Guild of Pastoral Psychology, London, 1964. Alfonso CASO: 1.) Las Ruinas de Tizatlan. Revista Mexicana de Estudios Historicos. Mexico 1927. 2.) El Mapa de Teozacualco. Cuadernos Americanos, Numero 5, Mexico 1949. James Cooper CLARK: The Mexican picture-Manuscripts contained in the (Bodleian) Library, (Oxford). International Congress of Americanists XVIII, Vol. I. pp 63 1464. London 1913. Charles E. DIBBLE and Arthur J. O. ANDERSON: Florentine Codex. Part XII, School of American Research and University of Utah, 1963. G. M. ECHANIZ: (Editor: Sender.) C6dice Laud. MS. Pictorico Mexicano que existe en la Biblioteca Bodleiana Universidad de Oxford, Mexico 1937. Limited Edition of 25 Copies. |
