1028 NORTH AMEKICAN LINGUISTICS. 
Molina {Fr. Alouzo de) — coutiuued. 
Auo de [Woodcut] 1732. | Eeimjiressa en Mexico: | Por la Viuda 
de Fraucisco de Eivera Calderon, | en la Calle de San Augustin. | 
16 unuumbered 11. 8°. Improved title of No. 2612. JCB. 
2618 a Ordinanyas . para prouechar . los Co | -fradias alios . que 
an de seruir en estas Os | -pitalles . | Enel nombre dela sanctissima 
trinidad | padre, hijo . y espusancto . aqui comien(;a | una, ordena- 
cion , qui conpuso y ordeno el | reberendo . padre . fray alonso 
demolina= | dela orden de san francisco | [&c.] B. 
Manuscript. 26 II. 12°. In the Bancroft Library, San Francisco. The manu- 
script is in a bold hand ; shape of letters slightly resembling the Gothic ; entirely 
in the Mexican language; date uncertain; probably a copy. It was bought at 
the sale of the Eamii'ez collection, London, and is entered under No. 538 of the 
catalogue of that sale. 
"P. Alonso de Molina, alias Escalona, a franciscan friar, born in 1496 (accord- 
ing to Antonio), was one of the most learned missionaries of Mexico. He was 
also one of the best informed in the Mexican language, in which he composed 
vocabularies, a grammar, a catechism, some sermons, a confessional, &c. He 
died in the convent of the order at Mexico, 1584, at the age of 88. Wadding fixes 
the time of his death in 1580."— iec?erc, 1867, No. 1007. 
[Montgomery {Eev. William B.) and Eequa (William 0.)] See 
Washashe * * * Osage First Book, No. 4099. 
I am informed by Dr. Trumbull that these gentlemen are the authors of this 
work. 
(/2649 [Morgan (Lewis Henry).] Laws of Consanguinity, and Descent of 
the Iroquois. . dgb. 
Colophon: Steam Press of A. Strong & Co., Eochester, N.Y. 
No title-page. Pp. 1-12, 16°. A letter dated Eochester, Monroe County, N.Y. 
January • — , 1859, and signed Lewis H. Morgan. It contains a list of Seneca- 
Iroquois relationships, p. 7. 
Morning and Evening Prayer [in Ottawa]. See [Johnston 
(Gdorge)], No. 2002. 
2667 Mosesib Aglangita Sivorlingit Assingitalo tuksiarutsiningit ner- 
tordlerutingeilo imgerusertaggit. The book of Genesis translated 
into the Esquimaux language by the missionaries of the Unitas 
fratrum, or United brethren, printed for the use of the mission by 
the british and foreign Bible society. London, 1834. * 
8°. A more extended title of No. 2667, from the Pinart Sale Catalogue, No. 
352 (H). 
Mosquito Dictionary. See Dictionary of the Mosquito language, 
No. 1033 a. 
2668 a Mota (D. Domingo Jos6 de la). Poeslas mexicanas. * 
Mota comjjosed various Poesias mexicanas upon diverse subjects, but I am 
ignorant as to whether they ever saw the light. — Sobron's Idiom.as,p. 62. 
2669 a Motolinia {Fr. Toribio). De Moribus indorum. » 
1 vol., folio, in Mexican and Latin. It was printed, but is already very rare. — 
Sohroti's Idiomas, p. 35. 
