MORSE — MULLER. 523 
Mouilla [Fr. Gregorio de) — continued. 
2672 Forma Breve | de administrar los | Sacramentos a los | 
Indies, y Espanoles que viuen | entre ellos. | ^ Approbado por 
Av I toridad Apostolica, y sacado del Manual | Mexicano, que se 
vsa en toda la nueua Es- | paua y Piru, mutatis mutandis, esto es, 
lo q I estauaenleguaMexicanatraducidoenlen- | guaFloridia | na. 
Para vso de los Religiosos | de nro Padre S. Francisco, que son los 
mi- I nistros de las Prouincias de la Florida. | i^ M Por ^^ Padre 
Fr. Gre- | gorio de Mouilla. | 5 Con licencia del seuor Don Lope 
Al I tamirano Comissario general de la | santa Cruzada. | — ^ — 
Impresso en Mexico | Por luan Euyz. Ano de 1635. | nyhs. 
3211. 16°. 
2673 Mowry {Lieut. Sylvester). Vocabulary of the Diegano. 
Manuscript. 6 11. folio. 175 words. Taken from the interpreter at Fort Yuma — 
an intelligent Diegano who spoke Spanisli fluently. 
2674 Vocabulary of the Mohave. 
Manuscript. C 11. folio. 180 words. Collected from Miss Olive Oatman, who 
was for years a prisoner among these Indians. 
These manuscripts are in the Library of the Bureau of Ethnology. 
2675 Moxo (D. Benito Maria de). Cartas • Mejicanas, escritas por D. 
Benito Maria de Moxo, ano de 1805. Segunda Edicion Correjida 
y Enmendada. 
Genova : Tipogralia de Louis Pellas. [1839.] • 
4 p. 11., pp. 416. plates. 8°. Title from Sabin's Dictionary, No. 51213. 
According to Ludewig, p. 229, th's contains: Numerals, 1-21, 30, 800, 8000. 
Tabla aritmetica comparada.de los Mejicanos y Tarascos, p. 68. 
There is a copy in the Bancroft Library, San Francisco. See Bancroft's Native 
Races, vol. 3, p. 746, note, for a reference to Mox6 relating to the Tarasco language. 
Rich, vol. 2, p. 332, says : By the prologue to this work we learn that its author, 
a native of Cervera, died young, immediately after a revolution in South Ann'rica 
in which this work came near being buried in "eternal oblivion"; that it was 
brought to Europe and printed, but so hastily that it could hardly be read for ihe 
many orthographic errors with which it was stained; in consequence of which it 
was thought proper to prepare the preseut edition, which Is, indeed, handsomely, 
but not very correctly, printed. The " Entretenientos de un Prisionero," etc., by 
Baron de Juras Reales, a nephew of the author, is almo>t entirely made up from 
these letters, copied verbatim, without any other acknowledgment than that he 
had, for some of his dissertations, made use of a certain manuscript which his 
uncle, the late Archbishop of Charcas, D. Benito Maria de Moxo, had loft him, 
relating to Mexico, which ho should have published before, but he thought it 
better to wait until he could procure his uncle's "Cartas Poruanas" to join with 
them. 'Sow, all the baron's dissertations are copies of the letters, with a few 
n tes added, and the omission of the passages which show that they were writ- 
ten in Mexico. 
2676 [Miiller (Andreas).] Orationis Dominicse versiones ferme centum. 
Second title: 
Oratio Orationum. S. s. Orationis Dominica) versiones prajter 
anthcnticam i'ere ceiituin, eiiquo longe cniendatius quani antehac, 
et e probatissimis autoribus potius quam prioribus coUectionibus, 
