
audiobook
by Anonymous
MÁXIMAS - MORALES - EN ILOCANO Y CASTELLANO - PARA USO DE LOS NIÑOS - COMPUESTAS - POR UN PÁRROCO ILOCANO - Y AUMENTADAS - CON LAS OBLIGACIONES DE VARIOS ESTADOS - SACADAS DEL CAMINO RECTO - DEL EXCMO. SR. CLARET
CON LAS LICENCIAS NECESARIAS.
MANILA - IMPRENTA DEL COLEGIO DE STO. TOMÁS 1903.
ÍNDICE
ULIDAN.
MÁXIMAS.
ANNUNGEN DAGUITI NADUMADUMA NGA CASASAAD. - Annung̃en daguiti amaen íti balay.
OBLIGACIONES DE VARIOS ESTADOS. - Obligaciones de las cabezas de familia.
This collection gathers simple yet resonant moral maxims written in both Ilocano and Spanish, created especially for children. Each short verse pairs a devotional thought with everyday guidance, inviting young ears to reflect on kindness, honesty, and respect for God and community. The bilingual format lets listeners hear the same teaching in two voices, deepening cultural connection.
Arranged by themes such as family duties, proper conduct for the young, and virtues like humility and generosity, the pieces blend poetic imagery with clear instruction. From reminders to care for the poor to encouragement to follow a straight path, the sayings are concise enough for easy memorization yet rich enough to spark conversation.
Listening to these verses feels like sitting beside a wise storyteller; the rhythm of the verses carries a gentle, melodic flow that holds attention. Ideal for family gatherings or classroom moments, the work offers a glimpse of early 20th‑century Filipino moral education while remaining relevant for today’s listeners.
Full title
Máximas Morales en Ilocano y Castellano Para Uso de los Niños Para Uso de los Niños
Language
es
Duration
~25 minutes (24K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Tamiko I. Camacho, Kathleen Ballesteros, Pilar Somoza and PG Distributed Proofreaders from page scans provided by University of Michigan.
Release date
2005-06-29
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Some of the world's oldest and most enduring stories come to us without a known writer. When a book is credited to "Anonymous," it usually means the author's identity was never recorded, was deliberately withheld, or has been lost over time.
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