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Codex Laud

The Codex Laud, or Laudianus, is a Mesoamerican codex, possibly from the fifteenth-century, named for its former owner William Laud. It is part of the Borgia Group and housed at the Bodleian Library, Oxford.

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Codex Laud

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Triples17
Avg. degree1.86
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Codex Laud

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Codex Laud → Akademische Druck-u, Bodleian Libraries Catalogue, Digital BodleianMS Laud Misc, Images, In, Laud CodexCodex Laud, Medieval Manuscripts, Misc, University, UtahCodex Laud, UtahMS Laud, Verlagsanstalt, Willard Marriott Library
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Codex Laud → Bodleian Library, Digitaized, Illustration, Texcatlipoca

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codex bodleian laud library codices mesoamerican akademische verlagsanstalt part display university facsimile ms misc 678 oxford manuscript 48 introduction burland

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Codex Laudrelated to External linksLaud CodexCodex Laud0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksWillard Marriott Library0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksUniversity0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksUtahCodex Laud0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksAkademische Druck-u0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksVerlagsanstalt0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksUtahMS Laud0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksMisc0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksImages0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksDigital BodleianMS Laud Misc0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksIn0.60section
Codex Laudrelated to External linksBodleian Libraries Catalogue0.60section

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