Seler, The Wall-paintings of Mitla, Bull. 28, Bureau of American Ethnology.

“The swift ones who serrate the teeth.”

“Mount of the crier.”

Sahagun’s statement that the draught would make Quetzalcoatl remember those evils is obviously a slip which even his copyist Torquemada is capable of avoiding.

Bk. iii, c. 3 and 4.

The names throughout the myth merely describe the incident which took place at the locality alluded to.

Sahagun, bk. iii, c. xii, xiii, xiv.

Monarq. Ind., tom. ii, pp. 48–52.