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Jeremy Norman’s![Title page of the original manuscript of Popol Vuh, in the Newberry Library, Chicago. "[Here] begin the histories of the origin of the Indians of this province of Guatemala. Translated from the Quiché language into Castillian for the convenience of the ministers of the holy gospel by the R[everend] P[adre] F[riar] Francísco Ximénez, doctrinal priest of the royal council of Santo Tomás Chilá."](http://historyofinformation.com/images/Screen_Shot_2019-08-01_at_5.50.45_PM.png "Title page of the original manuscript of Popol Vuh, in the Newberry Library, Chicago. \"[Here] begin the histories of the origin of the Indians of this province of Guatemala. Translated from the Quiché language into Castillian for the convenience of the ministers of the holy gospel by the R[everend] P[adre] F[riar] Francísco Ximénez, doctrinal priest of the royal council of Santo Tomás Chilá.\"")
Title page of the original manuscript of Popol Vuh, in the Newberry Library, Chicago. "[Here] begin the histories of the origin of the Indians of this province of Guatemala. Translated from the Quiché language into Castillian for the convenience of the ministers of the holy gospel by the R[everend] P[adre] F[riar] Francísco Ximénez, doctrinal priest of the royal council of Santo Tomás Chilá."
