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Summary

When discovered, the authorship of these documents was given to the early colonial spanish friars, however in recent studies the documents are believed to be created by the aztecs translating the religious information of the friars into this variety of written nahuatl. This logographic language has many mesoamerican glyph language and style properties.

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