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View of the Capacrayne feast in Cusco

1671 · Cusco, Perú

Illustration from 1671 by John Ogilby (Montanus edition) on the high feast Capacrayne, during which no stranger could lodge in Cusco. The quoted text mentions cakes made from the warm blood of a white ram.

Date: 1671
Place: Cusco, Perú
People: John Ogilby (author)
Arnoldus Montanus (author)
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Credit: Ogilby, John, 1600-1676; Montanus, Arnoldus, 1625?-1683; RR Donnelley
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