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The paper analyzes the manuscript 229 (PN7) of the National Library in Paris, which is the basis of all Juan de Mena's Laberinto de Fortuna modern editions, the first one of them was John Cummins' in 1968. The article offers a detailed description of this codex from many ecdotic angles, such as the paleographic type of letter, the possible copyists, the texts included in this codex, besides Juan de Mena's poem, the filigree works and watermarks, the capital letters heading some texts and parts, the textual trajectory or path followed by the codex, etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Arthropods, since prehispanic times, was been of great importance among the Mesoamerican peoples, both because of its biological characteristics and its cultural impact. Indigenous groups have generated a deep and systematic knowledge about the different arthropods that are distributed in our country, which is reflected in the use of these organisms for feeding and medicinal use, mainly. There are only a few studies of zootherapy on prehispanic and colonial sources, but this documents represents a vast body of ancient and traditional knowledge about nature, so it is necessary to carry out scientific studies about these muniment in order to understand the knowledge and use of resources involved in the processes of health and disease among people Nahua prehispanic and contemporary. This work aims to identify the arthropods as medicinal resource that are reported in the Florentine Codex, Libellus of Medicinalibus Indorum Herbis and Historia Natural de Nueva España. Such works were consulted and were extracted his texts in spanish which mentions the arthropods useful in Nahua medicine; biological works were reviewed and listed on such taxonomic sources. Eleven arthropods were reported in this study, belonging to fourteen taxonomic orders, to cure 35 diseases. Despite the scant mention of this faunal group in these sources, it is important to record the different uses of these organisms that were part of the biocultural heritage of the Nahua people. It is essential to realize further studies and comparisons between more sources, as this will allow to understand some of the current uses that are still being given to animals in mexican traditional medicine, particularly with arthropods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present article aims to give a brief survey of some of the most important technological changes which have affected the concept and use of natural language From the first and probably most important of these changes, the invention of writing, to more recent ones, such as television and hypertext, there have always been people who were in favor of their introduction and people against them, especially because of their possible effects on the mental process related to the use of language. Yet, scientific studies on the matter have been rather scarce and no clear conclusion has been reached. Now that the computer has found its place in our educational system, it is really important and urgent to study systematically whether the technologies associated with it hinder or favor the learning of our students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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