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San Anton Ilokab'

This is a reference to San Antonio Ilotenango. According to Ruud van Akkeren (2011: 218), this town was founded by the Ilokab' lineage during the colonial era. Apparently it had a painting (lienzo) that Ximénez studied."

San Anton Ilocab, como lo escribe el padre dominico Ximénez, conforme al antropólogo Ruud van Akkeren (2011: 218) es el pueblo colonial que se asentó la rama ilocab [Ilokab'] de los quichés [k'iche's]. Aparentemente, tenían un lienzo que Ximénez pudo estudiar."

Echave

The Newberry Library catalog record for the Ximénez manuscript describes Escolio 5 verso as “an apostrophe praising the Dominican Order, dated Aug. 14, 1734 and signed ‘Echave’.” According to Ruud van Akkeren (2011), “The mentioned Echave is Fray Ignacios de Echave. He appears for the first time on July 20, 1732, and for the last time on December 4, 1735."