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Historical works and influence

Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire Ramírez Codex Agustín Dávila Padilla Archaeologists Mesoamerica

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Life within the Church

Dominican Order Oaxaca Convent Friary Oaxtepec

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Early life

Seville Spain Mexico Texcoco Mexico City

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Dominican friar Aztecs Codex Nahuatl Aztec codices

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Notable work: The History of the Indies of New Spain
Occupation: Dominican friar
Born: c. 1537 Seville, Crown of Castile
Died: 1588 (aged 50–51) Mexico City, New Spain

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related to Further reading · 26

Diego Durán → Ancient Calendar, Angel María Garibay, Book, Diego, Doris Heyden, Durán, Fernando Horcasitas, Foreword, Fray Diego Durán's The, Gods, History, Indias, Indies, Islas, La Historia, Mexico City, Miguel León-Portilla, New Spain, Norman, Nueva España

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Diego Durán → Aztec Eight Commandments, CS1, Durán, Durán Codex, Historia, Indias, Manuscrito, National Library, Nueva España, Spain, View

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Diego Durán → c. 1537 Seville, Crown of Castile

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Diego Durán → 1588 (aged 50–51) Mexico City, New Spain

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Diego Durán	Born	c. 1537 Seville, Crown of Castile	1.00	infobox
Diego Durán	Died	1588 (aged 50–51) Mexico City, New Spain	1.00	infobox
Diego Durán	Notable work	The History of the Indies of New Spain	1.00	infobox
Diego Durán	Occupation	Dominican friar	1.00	infobox
Durán's	instance of	the more numerous post-conquest codices and near-contemporary works	0.80	text
Sahagún's are invaluable sources for the interpretation of archaeological theories	instance of	the more numerous post-conquest codices and near-contemporary works	0.80	text
evidence	instance of	the more numerous post-conquest codices and near-contemporary works	0.80	text
but more importantly for constructing a history of the natives from texts produced by the natives themselves	instance of	the more numerous post-conquest codices and near-contemporary works	0.80	text
as exemplified in the New Philology	instance of	the more numerous post-conquest codices and near-contemporary works	0.80	text
Diego Durán	related to External links	View	0.60	section
Diego Durán	related to External links	Durán Codex	0.60	section
Diego Durán	related to External links	Historia	0.60	section

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