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Father Lopez de Cogolludo, in “ 'Historia de Yucathan,” 1 frankly admits that in his time no information could be obtained concerning the ancient. history of. l.cholludo, Historia de Yumthan, lib. iv., cap. iii.., p. 177.
Father Lopez de Cogolludo, in “ 'Historia de Yucathan,” 1 frankly admits that in his time no information could be obtained concerning the ancient. history of. l.cholludo, Historia de Yumthan, lib. iv., cap. iii.., p. 177.
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Ibid. Decade 1, lib. 5, cap. 13. ' Lands, Rslacian, ctc., chap. v., p. 30. ' Cogolludo, Historic dc Yucathan, lib. iv., cap. iii., p. 179. See Appendix, note ii. 1 Philip J. J. Valentini, Katuna qf the Maya History, INTRODUCTION. xxix.
Ibid. Decade 1, lib. 5, cap. 13. ' Lands, Rslacian, ctc., chap. v., p. 30. ' Cogolludo, Historic dc Yucathan, lib. iv., cap. iii., p. 179. See Appendix, note ii. 1 Philip J. J. Valentini, Katuna qf the Maya History, INTRODUCTION. xxix.
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(“Toward that. time. then, the Itzaes went in the forests, lived under the trees, under the prune trees, under the vines, and were very miserable”) ' Cogolludo, Historic dc Yucathan, lib. iv., cap. 8, p. 179. ' Landa, Rdacion do lac Com ...
(“Toward that. time. then, the Itzaes went in the forests, lived under the trees, under the prune trees, under the vines, and were very miserable”) ' Cogolludo, Historic dc Yucathan, lib. iv., cap. 8, p. 179. ' Landa, Rdacion do lac Com ...
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Still travellers and scientists are not wanting who pretend that these strange buildings were constructed by the same race now inhabiting the pehinsula or by their near ancestors 1——regardless of Cogolludo's assertion2 “ that it is not ...
Still travellers and scientists are not wanting who pretend that these strange buildings were constructed by the same race now inhabiting the pehinsula or by their near ancestors 1——regardless of Cogolludo's assertion2 “ that it is not ...
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concerned, seeing that Cogolludo says they were unable to procure any information on the subject. “ It seems to me that it is time,” he says, “ to speak of the various things pertaining to this country, and of its natives; not, however, ...
concerned, seeing that Cogolludo says they were unable to procure any information on the subject. “ It seems to me that it is time,” he says, “ to speak of the various things pertaining to this country, and of its natives; not, however, ...
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LXHI Javelin Head and Arrow Points found with the Charred | 159 |
Portrait of Queen M60 From a demirelief adorning | 166 |
Portrait of Bishop Lands second Bishop of Yucatan | 169 |
LXVHI Mezzorelievo in Stucco on the Frieze of the Temple | 197 |
Fresco Painting in the Funeral Chamber of Prince Cohs | 222 |
The Lord of the Yucatan Forests From life | 236 |
Part of Facade of the Sanctuary at Uxmal Cosmic | 256 |
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