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MENDOZA, Juan, Mexican clergyman, born in the city of Mexico about 1540: died in Guatemala, 2 August, 1619. He entered the order of San Francisco in Guatemala about 1565, and went, to study in the province of Santo Evangelio, whence he returned to Guatemala as a professor of theology. He wrote many books in the Mexican and Guatemaltec languages. Arochena, in his "Catalogo," gives the titles "Doctrina cristiana en Lengua Mexicana," "Flos sanctorum e Vida de Santos," and "P15ticas doctrina, les sobre los Evangelios de todo el a, tio," in the Kachiquei language, and also several others in Latin.
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