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. On the drain of Huehuetoca, 283, note . On the comparative quantities of silver and gold, iii. 10, note . On the pyramids of Teotihuacan, 191, note . On the avenue to Iztapalapan, 348, note . Humming-birds, i. 234, ii. 294, and note . Husbands, on duties to, iv. 270. Hymns. See Songs . I Iceland, early colonization of, i. 228. Idols, treatment of, at Cozumel, i. 337; at Cempoalla, ii. 55. Of the war-god, thrown down, iii. 133. Destroyed at Peten, iv. 192. See Cathedrals . Immortality. See Future Life . Impressments for manning the fleet, iii. 365. Incense, compliments of, ii. 44, 156. In Montezuma’s palace, 265. Incensing of Huitzilopochtli, iii. 86. India, epic poets of, i. 67, note . India House, i. 282, iii. 25. Indian allies, ii. 118. Value of the, 123. On the march against Mexico, iii. 252, 258. Reconciled by Cortés, 293. Join Spaniards at Mexico, iv. 30. Desert, 56. Return, 60. In the expedition to Honduras, 177. See Cempoallan , Chinantlan , Cholulan , Tepeacan , Tezcucans , Tlascalan , and Totonacs . Indian corn, i. 148, 151, note . See Maize . Indians, Aztecs and, differ, in domestic manners, i. 172. Repartimientos in

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