Rusticatio Mexicana, Seu Rariora Quaedam Ex Agris Mexicanis Decerpta

Written by Guatemalan Jesuit Rafael Landívar in the 18th century, 'Rusticatio Mexicana' is a collection of poems and essays celebrating the beauty and diversity of Mexico's countryside and people. This work has been praised as a masterpiece of Latin American literature and a key text of the Enlightenment era in the New World.

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