note 327-[+] "coasa" should read "cosas"
TN-12 Footnote 349-* "for" should read "por"
TN-13 371 "Espanales" should read "Espanoles"
TN-14 371 "l'Ameirque" should read "l'Amerique"
TN-15 371 "Bibliotheque" should read "Bibliotheque"
TN-16 372 "1895. republished" should read "1895. Republished"
TN-17 372 "und Maya-Handschriften:" colon should be a semi-colon
TN-18 Plate 2 caption "4, 6" should have a . following
TN-19 Plate 8 Plate number was not printed on the page
TN-20 Plate 13 caption "Pl. 82, gl. 0, 4" should read "O, 4"
TN-21 Plate 15 caption "HERONS FRIGATE" should read "HERONS, FRIGATE"
TN-22 Plate 15 caption "6. Heron" should have a . at the end
TN-23 Plate 18 caption "8. Same as fig" should read "fig."
TN-24 Plate 20 caption "flints, Nuttall" should end with a .
TN-25 Plate 22 The word "Plate" was incompletely printed
TN-26 Plate 23 "23" was missing the second digit
TN-27 Plate 26 caption "Dresden 26c 27c," should have a , after 26c
TN-28 Plate 28 caption "uexolot" should read "uexolotl"
TN-29 Plate 29 caption "Dresden 61" was missing the . at the end
TN-30 Plate 32 caption "Tro-Cortesianus 66a" was missing the . at the
end
TN-31 Plate 32 caption "Sela" should read "Stela"
TN-32 Plate 34 "PLATE 34," should not end with a comma
TN-33 Plate 38 "Pl. 19.)" should read "Pl. 19)."

The following words had inconsistent hyphenation:

Blow-fly / Blowfly
cross-hatched / crosshatched
pit-fall / pitfall

The following words had inconsistent spelling:

dechiffrement / dechiffrement
Fegervary-Mayer / Fejervary-Mayer / Fejervary-Mayer
Relacion / Relacion
role / role

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