Peter Boyd-Bowman
Biographic Data
| ID | 704374 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Boyd-Bowman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Boyd-Bowman |
| SIGNATURE | BOYD-BOWMAN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York, Buffalo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Provinces of Early Mexico
Provinces of Early Mexico
Spanish Emigrants to the Indies, 1595-98
Lexico hispanoamericano del siglo XVI
A Reverse Dictionary of the Spanish Language
Linguistica ibero-romanica
The Written Language of Christopher Columbus
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies 1579-1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiográfico de 40, 000 pobladores españoles de América en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies until 1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiografico de 40, 000 pobladores espanoles de America en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
The Black on New Spains Northern Frontier
Spanish and European Textiles in Sixteenth Century Mexico
The extraordinary demand for luxury clothes in XVIth Century New Spain, especially for silks and velvets, has been well documented. For example, Archbishop Zumárraga, writing to the King, observed that “silks are so common here (in Mexico) that low-class journeymen and servants of both sexes as well as lovers and unmarried girls go about laden with silken capes, tunics, petticoats and mantles. ... ”, while the royal accountant Rodrigo de Albornoz…
A Spanish Soldier's Estate in Northern Mexico (1642)
S OON AFTER a certain Captain Francisco de Castro died in Othe north Mexican mining town of San Pedro de Guanacevi, some time between November 6, 1642 and February 3, 1643, an inventory was taken of his property that sheds new light on the economic life of New Spain's desolate and dangerous northern frontier in the seventeenth century. Unlike the early silver-mining areas of the south such as Taxco and Pachuca, with their docile populations of Az…
Two Country Stores in XVIIth Century Mexico
On the morning of October 13, 1641, a Spanish shopkeeper by the name of Juan Agudo died quite suddenly in the silvermining community of San Joseph del Parral in northern Mexico. His death must not have been altogether unexpected, however, for in a will drawn up only three weeks before he had described himself as “andando en pie aun que con alguna falta de salud.” According to the provisions of that will, executed without delay, Agudo, a bachelor …
Literaturas aborigenes de America
Toponimos en apellidos hispanos
Current Trends in Linguistics, IV
Cuestionario provisional para el estudio coordinado de la norma linguistica culta de las principales ciudades de Iberoamerica y de la peninsula Iberica
El espanol de Jalisco
Negro Slaves in Early Colonial Mexico
I the widow Catalina Vélez Rascón do hereby promise to pay to you, Diego de Villanueva, alderman of this City of los Angeles, 1,100 pesos of pure gold ... for six slaves ( piezas de esclavos ), to wit: the Negro Lorenzo, ladino , born on the Island of Tercera (in the Azores), his wife Antonia, Negress, born in Biáfara, with a young mulatto daughter of hers named María, plus a Negro called Manuel, born in Zapa, and a Negress Catalina, born in Port…
The Spanish of Rural Panama
From Latin to Romance in Sound Charts
Introduction Abbreviations and some basic terminology The phonetic alphabet Synopsis of Vulgar Latin A synopsis of the origin and development of French sibilants A synopsis of the origin and development of Spanish sibilants A survey of the phonetic characteristics of Peninsular Portuguese RULES Table of Cross References Answers to the Exercises Glossary of linguistic terminology Selected bibliography
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies until 1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiografico de 40, 000 pobladores espanoles de America en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
Negro Slaves in Early Colonial Mexico
I the widow Catalina Vélez Rascón do hereby promise to pay to you, Diego de Villanueva, alderman of this City of los Angeles, 1,100 pesos of pure gold ... for six slaves ( piezas de esclavos ), to wit: the Negro Lorenzo, ladino , born on the Island of Tercera (in the Azores), his wife Antonia, Negress, born in Biáfara, with a young mulatto daughter of hers named María, plus a Negro called Manuel, born in Zapa, and a Negress Catalina, born in Port…
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies 1579-1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiográfico de 40, 000 pobladores españoles de América en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
Spanish and European Textiles in Sixteenth Century Mexico
The extraordinary demand for luxury clothes in XVIth Century New Spain, especially for silks and velvets, has been well documented. For example, Archbishop Zumárraga, writing to the King, observed that “silks are so common here (in Mexico) that low-class journeymen and servants of both sexes as well as lovers and unmarried girls go about laden with silken capes, tunics, petticoats and mantles. ... ”, while the royal accountant Rodrigo de Albornoz…
The Written Language of Christopher Columbus
Two Country Stores in XVIIth Century Mexico
On the morning of October 13, 1641, a Spanish shopkeeper by the name of Juan Agudo died quite suddenly in the silvermining community of San Joseph del Parral in northern Mexico. His death must not have been altogether unexpected, however, for in a will drawn up only three weeks before he had described himself as “andando en pie aun que con alguna falta de salud.” According to the provisions of that will, executed without delay, Agudo, a bachelor …
From Latin to Romance in Sound Charts
Introduction Abbreviations and some basic terminology The phonetic alphabet Synopsis of Vulgar Latin A synopsis of the origin and development of French sibilants A synopsis of the origin and development of Spanish sibilants A survey of the phonetic characteristics of Peninsular Portuguese RULES Table of Cross References Answers to the Exercises Glossary of linguistic terminology Selected bibliography
The Spanish of Rural Panama
El espanol de Jalisco
Negro Slaves in Early Colonial Mexico
I the widow Catalina Vélez Rascón do hereby promise to pay to you, Diego de Villanueva, alderman of this City of los Angeles, 1,100 pesos of pure gold ... for six slaves ( piezas de esclavos ), to wit: the Negro Lorenzo, ladino , born on the Island of Tercera (in the Azores), his wife Antonia, Negress, born in Biáfara, with a young mulatto daughter of hers named María, plus a Negro called Manuel, born in Zapa, and a Negress Catalina, born in Port…
Current Trends in Linguistics, IV
Cuestionario provisional para el estudio coordinado de la norma linguistica culta de las principales ciudades de Iberoamerica y de la peninsula Iberica
Literaturas aborigenes de America
Toponimos en apellidos hispanos
Two Country Stores in XVIIth Century Mexico
On the morning of October 13, 1641, a Spanish shopkeeper by the name of Juan Agudo died quite suddenly in the silvermining community of San Joseph del Parral in northern Mexico. His death must not have been altogether unexpected, however, for in a will drawn up only three weeks before he had described himself as “andando en pie aun que con alguna falta de salud.” According to the provisions of that will, executed without delay, Agudo, a bachelor …
Spanish and European Textiles in Sixteenth Century Mexico
The extraordinary demand for luxury clothes in XVIth Century New Spain, especially for silks and velvets, has been well documented. For example, Archbishop Zumárraga, writing to the King, observed that “silks are so common here (in Mexico) that low-class journeymen and servants of both sexes as well as lovers and unmarried girls go about laden with silken capes, tunics, petticoats and mantles. ... ”, while the royal accountant Rodrigo de Albornoz…
A Spanish Soldier's Estate in Northern Mexico (1642)
S OON AFTER a certain Captain Francisco de Castro died in Othe north Mexican mining town of San Pedro de Guanacevi, some time between November 6, 1642 and February 3, 1643, an inventory was taken of his property that sheds new light on the economic life of New Spain's desolate and dangerous northern frontier in the seventeenth century. Unlike the early silver-mining areas of the south such as Taxco and Pachuca, with their docile populations of Az…
Spanish Emigrants to the Indies, 1595-98
Lexico hispanoamericano del siglo XVI
A Reverse Dictionary of the Spanish Language
Linguistica ibero-romanica
The Written Language of Christopher Columbus
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies 1579-1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiográfico de 40, 000 pobladores españoles de América en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies until 1600
This article examines the data contained in the last volume of our five-part index of 16th Century Spanish emigrants to the New World. Originally entitled the Indice geobiografico de 40, 000 pobladores espanoles de America en el siglo XVI , the series in fact now furnishes biographical data on a total of roughly 55,000 individual men, women, and children, known to have emigrated to the Indies before 1600, whose birthplace we have identified from …
The Black on New Spains Northern Frontier
Provinces of Early Mexico
Provinces of Early Mexico
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