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This book is a Latin-language treatise on the Chilidugu language, written by German Jesuit missionary Bernard Havestadt in the 18th century. Offering a detailed analysis of the language, including its vocabulary and grammar, this book is an important historical document for anyone interested in linguistics or South American history.

Focusing on the etymology of words used in America and Asia, this book explores their origins and meanings, emphasizing the significance of the Bering Strait as a cultural and linguistic bridge between the two continents. Julius Platzmann delves into how this geographical connection has shaped the languages and cultures of the regions involved. Written in German, it offers valuable insights into the historical interactions along the Bering Strait, making it an important resource for understanding cross-cultural influences.