Quechua months |
H.arna^ni^ months |
Aztec months |
1. Qhapac Raymi |
3. H.azi^ra^n |
14. Quecholli |
arrows; |
arrows |
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breechclouts |
piece of cloth |
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2. Kamay |
4. Tammu^z |
15. Panquetzaliztli |
mock battle; |
sham battles |
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grinding of bones; |
grinding of bones; |
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16. Atemoztli |
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peanuts |
walnuts |
pumpkin seeds |
3. Haton~ Poqoy |
5. A^b |
17. Tititl |
firewood |
bake |
box of torches |
4. Pawqar Waray |
6. Aylu^l |
18. Oauhquiltamalqualiztli |
bathe in heated water; |
bathed in hot water |
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1. Quavitleloa |
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fastened chicken wingbone |
put wings |
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on necks of boys |
on children's shoulders |
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5. Ayriwa |
7. Tis^ri^n al-Awwal |
2. Tlacaxipeoaliztli |
llama; |
thigh of camel; |
thigh |
chicha was spilled |
wine was spilled |
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6. Aymoray |
8. Tis^ri^n al-Ta^ni^ |
4. Veytocoztli |
toasted maize |
bread |
toasted maize |
7. Inti Raymi |
9. Ka^nu^n al-Awwal |
5. Toxcatl |
warrior |
sovereignty; |
captains and warriors |
8. C^awawarkis |
6. Etzalcualiztli |
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irrigation |
plants of the water |
lagoon or spring; |
10. Ka^nu^n al-Ta^ni^ |
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burn pine |
incense |
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9. Yapakis |
11. S^uba^t. |
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Sun |
Sun |
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10. Sitowa |
12. A^da^r |
7. Tecuilhuitontli |
new moon; |
moon; |
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salt; |
salt |
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10. Xocohuetzi |
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porridge is smeared on face; |
kohl is applied to eyelids; |
faces are powdered; |
beast is sacrificed and is |
zabruh^ is slain and its |
captives are tortured, |
examined |
convulsions observed |
they twist and turn |
11. K'antaray |
1. Ni^sa^n |
12. Teotleco |
Lord of the Hours |
gods as hours |
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12. Ayamarka |
2. Ayya^r |
13. Tepeilhuitl |
resinous trees (p. 473) |
smell the rose |
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al-Nadi^m: Fihrist. |
Bernardino de Sahagun: |
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Handbook of South American |
chapter 9, section 1. |
A History of Ancient Mexico. |
Indians. Vol. 2, pp. 308-311. |
[Abu^ Sa<i^d Wahb] |
Fisk U. Press, 1932. |