caxon

caxon

(ˈkæksən)
n
obsolete a wig
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(26) En un documento sin fechar que contiene la relacion de objetos que el embajador de Japon traia para su despacho en Madrid, se hace mencion de "Treynta Caxones de biobos de oro fino, cada Caxon dos biobos".
La ruta portuguesa de los biombos (s. XVI-XVIII)
En los manifiestos, estos recipientes aparecen junto a referencias al chocolate (por ejemplo, "un caxon de chocolate y jicaras"; AGI, CT 4424, fol.
Chocolate para el imperio: la interiorizacion europea de la estetica mesoamericana
Notable among these is MS Cantoral 20.1, dated 1785 and containing festal Masses, apparently intended to form a supplement to the "Aguiluchos," as indicated in the Inventario 1790, which tells us that it was shelved with them: "Esta con los Aguiluchos Caxon 10 no 1[degrees] (fol.
Toledo cathedral's collection of manuscript plainsong choirbooks: a preliminary report and checklist
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