… “In the eyes of the Mixtecs”: screenfold representations of elite vision This section focuses
its … of elite Mixtec eyes. I argue that pictorial elaborations of elite eyes represent elite vision-…

… the Mixtec group can be attributed to the Mixtec people of Oaxaca, the provenience of the
various members of the Borgia group has been a source of debate. The Borgia screenfolds …

… Events are the most pictorial in the cartographic histories and Mixtec screenfolds, and they
are the most glyphic in the Aztec annals. The problem for the history painters was how to …

… type of historiography represented in Mixtec screenfolds; (2) to expand the definitions of text
and narrative to include the features found in Mixtec screenfolds and computer hypertexts; (3…

… the term “Mixtec” because of the Mixtec’s own recognition historically and presently of this
term for their ethnic group and language as well as because of the various Mixtec dialects that …

… The hill glyph is one of the most common images in the screenfolds; we will see it again
and … They can be seen on clear days from some parts of the Mixteca (and are about a five-hour …

… screenfold books are often of a different nature: [The Codex] Colombino is a pre-Conquest
screenfold … In the colonial period the Codex was annotated with Mixtec glosses that set forth …

… remarkable examples being the surviving Mixtec codices19—screenfold books composed
on gesso-covered deer hide using the new logographic Mixtec writing system.The codices …

… , consists of twenty screenfold pages and sets forth the ruling line of a single Mixtec town. …
narrative that we can now see was then added to only one side of the screenfold. On what is …

… These include the pre-Hispanic screenfold Codex Laud (of obscure origins, but acquired in
… Mixtec screenfold, also acquired in the 17th century), and Selden (another Mixtec screenfold, …