Planctus Indorum Christianorum in America Peruntina
Subtitle: Seuvae lacrimabile, lamentabilis Luctus, atque vlutatus, multus q[ue] Ploratus abimo corde.  Editus in lucem, amarissime concinatus. Sincerissime scriptus, verissime dictatus. Exaratns. Timidissime. Directus humillime. Mitendus laboriosissime: et (vtinam missus) oblatus filialiter, atque dedicatus. Fidentissime. Per cunctam Nationem Indicam Catolicam in Peruvio Patria sua captivam
Contributors: Túpac Inga, Calixto de San José; Garro, Antonio; Montt, Luis, 1848-1909
Publisher: s.n.
Place of publication: Lima
Language: lat
Number of pages: 229
Notes: Place and decade of publication from content.

The authorship of this work, almost all copies of which were apparently confiscated by the Inquisition, has been attributed to Isidoro de Cala y Ortega, a Franciscan priest, Calixto de San José Túpac Inga, a Franciscan brother, and to Antonio Garro, also a Franciscan priest.

Signatures: A-2E⁴

The ill. consist of two vignettes: the first, on the verso of the title page, is a pseudo papal seal; and the second, on p. [1] (2nd count), a pseudo papal coat of arms.

Medina, J.T. Lima, 2566.

Vargas Ugarte, R. Impresos peruanos, 3011.

Provenance of John Carter Brown Library copy: Luis Montt: acquisitions record.

John Carter Brown Library copy bound in contemporary vellum.