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1Christian thought of the 16th century and the Counter-Reformation, because of its addiction to saints, legends, relics and miracles, was probably closer to the "savage thought" of Andean myths than that of modern anthropologists. In fact, there are numerous cases in which the hagiographic tradition or the holy history were used to approach the indigenous tradition, not only because they corresponded to a European category of apprehension of the world, but also because they quickly demonstrated their effectiveness in the particular field of evangelization.

3 On the one hand, the compilation of vernacular myths by the clergy allowed a penetration of the indigenous society that went through a rapprochement of religion and its subsequent destruction. The case of Huarochirí, where myths facilitated a large-scale extirpation of idolatry, is exemplary. The figures speak for themselves2, as Avila himself said: thirty thousand idols were removed from the towns of different corregimientos and more than 3,000 bodies of the dead were burned. Such an undertaking would have been unthinkable without the extirpator's previous compilation work, which provided precious information3. So it is very much to his regret if such sources correspond to one of the objectives of ethnohistory: the reading of authentic pre-Hispanic myths.

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I am Abel Ruz, a native of a town in Cordoba. I am currently working as a Local Police. My journey with books and study techniques comes from afar, since during my academic experiences I have always tried to intensify the efforts in the method to minimize the duration and hardship of the study. In this way, I have managed to successfully complete all the academic goals I have set for myself.Since its publication in April 2019, the notes for practical assumptions that I used at the time have undergone numerous improvements in format and content. All this is due to the daily work I dedicate to the materials and the feedback I try to get from all of you. Because as we all know: you never stop learning.

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