Mexican and Central American antiquities, calendar systems, and history : twenty-four papers / by Eduard Seler [and others] ; translated from the German under the supervision of Charles P. Bowditch.

  • Eduard Seler
Date:
1904
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Credit: Mexican and Central American antiquities, calendar systems, and history : twenty-four papers / by Eduard Seler [and others] ; translated from the German under the supervision of Charles P. Bowditch. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page. Huaxteca, gesture inviting to eat in 30 Huechäana (Huichäana), Zapotec creation deity 288-289 Humboldt, Alexander von, Mexican picture writings of, paper on, by Eduard Seler 123-229 on fragment II of Mexican picture writings- 154-155 on fragment VI of Mexican picture writings 190 on purchase of fragment II of collection of Mexi- can picture writings 127-128 on seated figures in fragment VI of Mexican pic- ture writings 192-193 on symbolism of tongue 162 theory of Fabrega supported by 21 Icaiche, southern Maya town 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 633, 634 Ichcanzihoo, Spanish victory at, date of 331 Ik. See lx. Imix, Maya day sign, meaning of 40 Imperial Museum of Natural His- tory at Vienna, Mex- ican feather orna- ment in 59 Incense, burning of, among Zapo- tecs 277 pouch of Mexican priests 146-147 spoons 92-94 Intercalary days, in Mexican year. See Year, Mexican. 13, after 52 years 20-21, 667 25, after 104 years 21 Intercalation, in Maya calendar 328-329 Interpretation of device worn by Axayacatl and Bili- mec warrior 67-68 Itzaex, idolatry of 45, 82 Itzamna, Maya god 35 Itzcouatl, Mexicans freed from Azcapotzalco by 61 Ixcozauhqui, fire god of Tlatelolco. 68 Itzcuintli, Mexican day sign, in- terpretation of 44 lx, Maya year sign 24, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 35, 40, 47 Ixchebelyax, Zapotec goddess 50 Ixchel, Zapotec earth goddess 50, 51 Ixkanha, southern Maya town 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 634 Ixtlilxochitl, codex attributed to__ 59 on population of Tezcuco 192 Kakupacat, Maya god 40 Kan, Maya year sign 24, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 45, 667 Katuns in Maya calendar 329-330 Kayab, Maya tortoise month, im- portant days in 426 Kinchahau, Maya god 34, 35 Page. Kingsborough, fragments I and II of Mexican picture writings in work of_ 128 Lacandons, characteristics and language of 80-81 described by Sapper 82 worship of 82 La Cueva, fiagments from 103-105 plan of 103 Lamat, Maya day sign 26, 33, 34, 35, 44 Lambat, Chiapanec year sign 24 Landa, Diego de, discovery of man- uscript by 501 on beginning of Maya year 446 on colors for cardinal points. 31, 32, 667 on initial day of Maya year 26, 27 on last five days of Mexican year 17 on length of katun 329 on Maya dress 601-602, 603, 607, 608, 609, 611. on Maya headdress 617 on Maya human sacrifices 276-277 on Maya New Year 22-23 on physical characteristics of Mayas 599 Zac Ziui mentioned by 50 La Serna, Jacinto de, on interca- lary days 667 Las Pacayas. See Panquip. Lawsuit illustrated in fragment VI of Humboldt col- lection iii 193-195 Leap year, theory of, in comput- ing Mexicap time 18-19 Leg, dress and ornamentation % of, among Mayas 604-605 Le6n, Nicolas, Cordova’s grammar republished by 36 Leon y Gama, Antonio de, frag- ment II of Mexican picture writings from collection of 127—128 on beginning of Mexican year. 17—18 on last five days of Mexican year 18 theory of intercalation in Dos Fiedras of 21 tonalamatl of Aubin collec- tion, pages 1 and 2, attributable to 668 Lery, on use of fire fan in Bra- zil 652 Lords of the cycle among the Mayas 493 Lords of the night 18 Mac, Maya month 43 Macuilxochic, buildings at 298-300 Maler, Teobert, investigations in Yucatan by 543 Malinalli, twelfth Mexican day sign 134 Manik, Maya day sign 30, 33 Mars, revolution of, relation of, to Maya chronology 497