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Quiché Dramas and Divinatory CalendarsEdmonson, Munro Sterling. Éditeur scientifique This volume is arranged in three sections. The first is the translation of the Quiché drama, “Zaqi Q’oxol and Cortés: The Conquest of Mexico.” Even though this play re-enacts the Spanish conquest of Mexico, the setting is in Guatemala and the Aztecs speak Quiché. The second section is a translation of the drama, “The Bull Dance.” Probably originally based on a Spanish play, it has over the years accumulated traits characteristic of Quiché drama to the point that one can now accept this as a Maya drama. The third section is a translation of a Quiché document entitled, “Calendar of the Indians of Guatemala. 1722. Kiché.” It consists of a description of the 52-year calendar round and two 260-day almanacs.Zaqi Q'oxol and Cortés : the conquest of Mexico in Quiché and SpanishThe bull danceThe count of the cycle and the numbers of the daysEditeur : New Orleans : Middle American research instituteDate de parution : 1997 Description matérielle : 1 vol. (VII-171 p.) : ill. ; 28 cm Collection : (Publication, Middle American research institute ; 66). Notes : Texte en anglais et quiché. -  Réf. bibliogr. p. 151-153. IndexISBN 0-939238-96-9 (rel.)Absent à la BnF (en 2020)PARIS-Médiathèque MQB 