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Old 3rd March 2017, 07:38 AM   #27
kai
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Hello Nonoy,

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Not Bisayans of the Philippines, but a Brunei warrior with his consort.
Thanks, I should have checked the source first. On the following page there is another illustration of the same 2 people which is attributed to Brunei, indeed (also the placement in the opus is clearly with the Brunei section).

Have you possibly checked the available translations of this codex? I'm interested in how the efforts of Donoso et al. compare to Souza & Turley?

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