Read by the tongue
1 Nahuatl proverb read closely — filed under Humanism and Justice; set beside cousins in Setswana, Welsh, Māori and Hawaiian.
in cuitlapilli in atlapalli
in cuitlapilli in atlapalli
Why Classical Nahuatl named the common people 'the tail and the wing' — and how Tswana, Welsh, Maori, and Hawaiian sayings circle the same question of who, or what, a ruler actually serves.
in cuitlapilli in atlapalli
Literally: the tail, the wing
Nahuatl · Mexico
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