Florentine Codex: Book 11: Book 11: Earthly Things (Monographs of the School of American Re) (Volume 11)

I wasn't exactly sure what I was going to get with this, but it's fantastic. It has the Nahuatl text on one side of the page, and an exact translation to English on the other side. The photos have been touched up,and are located in the middle of the book together.There are some poor translations or misunderstandings in the book though, and you'll want to research any text in it. Especially the captions for the photos and paragraphs seem to be more of a best guess rather than fact. Not sure I'd recommend quoting the book directly due to this too. I also wish there was a note next to the text whenever it had a photo that went with it in the book.But considering how much of an undertaking this was, I'd still consider it perfect.

No. 11 Florentine Codex Earthly Things tells the story of animals, birds, fishes, trees, herbs, metals resting in the earth - tin, lead and others and the different stones. The story is written in both English and Aztec and is the largest of the Series.

Good book, wealth of information for a researcher or anyone.

Es klappt dies eigentlich immer sehr gut, empfehlenswert.