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Manuel Antonio de Rivas was a Franciscan friar in Mérida, a Spanish colonial town on the Yucatán Peninsula. Details of his life are sketchy, though there are court documents that prove that in the 1770s he was accused of heresy. He is best known for an account of a journey of lunar discovery, Syzygies and Lunar Quadratures, which is credited as the first science fiction text written in the Americas.

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rdfs:comment	Manuel Antonio de Rivas fue un fraile franciscano establecido en Mérida, una ciudad colonial española de la península de Yucatán. Es conocido, fundamentalmente, por haber escrito una narración fantástica de un viaje a la luna, Sizigias y cuadraturas lunares, considerado el primer texto de ciencia ficción del continente americano. La información acerca de su vida es fragmentaria, pero por varios documentos judiciales se sabe que hacia 1775 fue acusado de herejía por la Inquisición, siendo encarcelado durante un tiempo. (es) Manuel Antonio de Rivas was a Franciscan friar in Mérida, a Spanish colonial town on the Yucatán Peninsula. Details of his life are sketchy, though there are court documents that prove that in the 1770s he was accused of heresy. He is best known for an account of a journey of lunar discovery, Syzygies and Lunar Quadratures, which is credited as the first science fiction text written in the Americas. (en)
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