Sin and Confession in Colonial Peru  [ Latin American Studies ]
Sin and Confession in Colonial Peru  Spanish-Quechua Penitential
Texts, 1560-1650  By Regina Harrison  Drawing from Spanish
ecclesiastic literature written in Quechua, the language of the
Incas, Sin and Confession in Colonial Peru is the first detailed
study of how the European sacrament of confession was
implemented in the early modern context of the Andes.  June 2014
33% website discount price    6 x 9 | 324 pp.  ISBN:
978-1-4773-0758-8     1. Confession and Restitution in the
Andes: Las Casas' Avisos y reglas  2. Converts to Confession:
From Ychu- (With Straws) to Confessacu- (As a Christian)  3.
Dictionary Definitions: Sin (Hucha) and Flesh (Aycha)  4.
Codifying Sexuality: Huchallicu- (to Sin, Fornicate), Huaça- (to
Have "Improper" Sex)  5. Confessing Commerce in the Plaza:
Ranti-, Catu-, Manu-  6. Confessing Work and Laborers: Llamca-,
Mit'a-, Mink'a-  Conclusion. Wills as Quasi-Confession:
Testamentocta Quellca      “Bless me, Father, fo