Capítulo decinueve. Habla del dios que se llamaba Yacatecuhtli, dios de los mercaderes. fol. 17
\nCapítulo veinte. Que habla del dios llamado Nappatecuhtli. fol. 19
\nCapítulo veinte y uno. Que habla de muchos dioses imaginarios, a los cuales todos llamaban tlaloques. fol. 20
\nCapítulo veinte y dos. Que habla del dios llamado Tezcatzóncatl, que es uno de los dioses del vino. fol. 23
\nCapítulo primero. Del calendario de las fiestas fixas, la primera de las cuales es lo que se sigue Atlcahualo o Cuahuitlehua. fol. 3
\nCapítulo segundo. De la segunda fiesta que se llama Tlacaxipehualiztli. fol. ibidem
\nCapítulo tercero. De la tercera fiesta que se llama Tozoztontli. fol. 4
\nCapítulo cuarto. De la cuarta fiesta que se llama Huei Tozoztli. ibidem
\nCapítulo quinto. De la quinta fiesta que se llama Tóxcatl. fol. 5
\nCapítulo sexto. De la sexta fiesta que se llama Etzalcualiztli. ibidem
\nCapítulo séptimo. De la séptima fiesta que se llama Tecuhilhuitontli. fo. 6
\nCapítulo octavo. De la octava fiesta que se llama Huei Tecuhílhuitl. ibidem
\nCapítulo nono. De la nona fiesta que se llama Tlaxochimaco. fol. 7
\nCapítulo décimo. De la décima fiesta que se llama Xócotl Huetzi. ibidem
\nCapítulo 11. De la oncena fiesta que se llama Ochpaniztli. fol. 8
\nCapítulo 12. De la docena fiesta que se llama Teutleco. ibidem
\nCapítulo 13. De la fiesta tercia décima que se llama Tepeílhuitl. fo. 9
\nCapítulo 14. De la catorcena fiesta que se llama Quecholli. ibidem
\nCapítulo 15. De la quinta décima fiesta que se llama Panquetzaliztli. fol. 19
\n","citation_key":"citation_lopez_spanish_transcription","citation":{"en":["Spanish by López Austin & García Quintana 2000"],"es":["Español por López Austin & García Quintana 2000"]}},{"id":"55492a87-fe44-4df1-9cd8-884e94910e1c","choice":{"en":["Spanish-to-English by García Garagarza 2023"],"es":["Español-al-inglés por García Garagarza 2023"]},"type":"translation","type_label":{"en":["spanish translation"],"es":["traducción al español"]},"column":"spanish","language":{"en":["English"],"es":["Inglés"]},"language_code":"eng","subtitle":"(García Garagarza 2023)","markdown":"Nineteenth chapter, which deals with the god who was named Yacateuctli, god of merchants. Fol 17.\nTwentieth chapter, which deals with the god named Nappateuctli, fol. 19.\nTwenty-first chapter, which deals with a multitude of imaginary gods, all of whom were called Tlaloques, fol. 20.\nTwenty-second chapter, which deals with the god named Tezcatzoncatl, who is one of the gods of wine, fol. 23.\n\n## Here begins the appendix to the first book, in which the idolatry shown above is confuted by the Holy Scripture and translated into the Mexican language; thus the text provides sufficient evidence. This book does not proceed by chapters, and this is why its summary is not provided here. It proceeds instead according to the letters of the _a, b, c,_ which point out what is written here either in Latin or in Romance language, and by answering that in the Mexican language.\n\n## Summary of the chapters of the second book\n\nFirst chapter: On the calendar, starting with the fixed festivals, the first of which is Atl cahualo or Cuahuitlehua, fol. 3.\nSecond chapter: On the second festival, called Tlacaxipehualiztli, fol. ibidem.\nThird chapter: On the third festival, called Tozoztontli, fol. 4.\nFourth chapter: On the fourth festival, called Huey Tozoztli. Ibidem.\nFifth chapter: On the fifth festival, called Toxcatl, fol. 5.\nSixth chapter: On the sixth festival, called Etzalcualiztli. Ibidem.\nSeventh chapter: On the seventh festival, called Tecuilhuitontli, fol. 6 \nEighth chapter: On the eighth festival, called Huey Tecuilhuitl. Ibidem.\nNinth chapter: On the ninth festival, called Tlaxochimaco, fol. 7.\nTenth chapter: On the tenth festival, called Xocotl Huetzi. Ibidem.\nEleventh chapter: On the eleventh festival, called Ochpaniztli, fol. 8.\nTwelfth chapter: On the twelfth festival, called Teotlehco. Ibidem.\nThirteenth chapter: On the thirteenth festival, called Tepeilhuitl, fol. 9.\nFourteenth chapter: On the fourteenth festival, called Quecholli. Ibidem.\nFifteenth chapter: On the fifteenth festival, called Panquetzaliztli, fol. 19.","html":"Nineteenth chapter, which deals with the god who was named Yacateuctli, god of merchants. Fol 17.\nTwentieth chapter, which deals with the god named Nappateuctli, fol. 19.\nTwenty-first chapter, which deals with a multitude of imaginary gods, all of whom were called Tlaloques, fol. 20.\nTwenty-second chapter, which deals with the god named Tezcatzoncatl, who is one of the gods of wine, fol. 23.
\nFirst chapter: On the calendar, starting with the fixed festivals, the first of which is Atl cahualo or Cuahuitlehua, fol. 3.\nSecond chapter: On the second festival, called Tlacaxipehualiztli, fol. ibidem.\nThird chapter: On the third festival, called Tozoztontli, fol. 4.\nFourth chapter: On the fourth festival, called Huey Tozoztli. Ibidem.\nFifth chapter: On the fifth festival, called Toxcatl, fol. 5.\nSixth chapter: On the sixth festival, called Etzalcualiztli. Ibidem.\nSeventh chapter: On the seventh festival, called Tecuilhuitontli, fol. 6\nEighth chapter: On the eighth festival, called Huey Tecuilhuitl. Ibidem.\nNinth chapter: On the ninth festival, called Tlaxochimaco, fol. 7.\nTenth chapter: On the tenth festival, called Xocotl Huetzi. Ibidem.\nEleventh chapter: On the eleventh festival, called Ochpaniztli, fol. 8.\nTwelfth chapter: On the twelfth festival, called Teotlehco. Ibidem.\nThirteenth chapter: On the thirteenth festival, called Tepeilhuitl, fol. 9.\nFourteenth chapter: On the fourteenth festival, called Quecholli. Ibidem.\nFifteenth chapter: On the fifteenth festival, called Panquetzaliztli, fol. 19.
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