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Angie Bergante
Angie Bergante

The document introduces Fray Botod, a stereotypical Spanish friar who uses religion as a tool of oppression. Fray Botod, whose real name is Ano, was raised by a muleteer and sent to the Philippines at age 21 after joining the Augustinian order. He is described as gluttonous and thinks only of satisfying his carnal desires. The document goes on to describe how Fray Botod performs his duties as parish priest, celebrates feasts, does business, and punishes others.

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Fray Botod
Fray Botod introduces the stereotypical Spanish friar who uses religion as a tool for oppressing others. It is told through a dialog between a Filipino and his liberal Spanish friend.
Fray Botod is not his proper name nor his real name. prefers to be called Botod, which means big-bellied, rather than his given name, Ano. is from Aragon, son of unknown parents. was raised by a muleteer.
Entered the convent of the Augustinian Fathers. Sent to the Philippines at the age of 21.
His whole figure was a faithful copy of Sancho Panza.
He was said to be more gluttonous than Heliogabalus. He was described as a well-fed pig who eats, drinks, sleeps and think of nothing else but to satisfy his carnal appetite in their various manifestations.
The canding-canding, she-kids and students of the friar, are compared to the Oriental dancers in India.
How the Father performs his duties as parish priest How Fr. Botod entertains and celebrates the feast of the town's patron saint How he does business How a friar punishes

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Fray botod

  • 2. Fray Botod introduces the stereotypical Spanish friar who uses religion as a tool for oppressing others. It is told through a dialog between a Filipino and his liberal Spanish friend.
  • 3. Fray Botod is not his proper name nor his real name. prefers to be called Botod, which means big-bellied, rather than his given name, Ano. is from Aragon, son of unknown parents. was raised by a muleteer.
  • 4. Entered the convent of the Augustinian Fathers. Sent to the Philippines at the age of 21.
  • 5. His whole figure was a faithful copy of Sancho Panza.
  • 6. He was said to be more gluttonous than Heliogabalus. He was described as a well-fed pig who eats, drinks, sleeps and think of nothing else but to satisfy his carnal appetite in their various manifestations.
  • 7. The canding-canding, she-kids and students of the friar, are compared to the Oriental dancers in India.
  • 8. How the Father performs his duties as parish priest How Fr. Botod entertains and celebrates the feast of the town's patron saint How he does business How a friar punishes