como el agua cuando llueve. Y todo el patio estaba sembrado de cabezas y brazos y tripas y cuerpos de hombres muertos. Y por todos las rincones buscaban los españoles a los que estaban vivos para matarlos.
\nComo salió la fama deste hecho por la ciudad, comenzaron a dar voz, diciendo: "¡Al arma, al arma!" Y luego destas voces se juntó gran copia de gente, todos con sus armas, y comenzaron a pelear contra las españoles.
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\ncomo salio la fama deste hecho por la ciudad comēçaron a dar voz diziendo alarma! Alarma! y luego a estas vozes se junto gran copia de gente todos con sus armas y començaron a pelear cōtra los españoles
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\nWhen word of this deed got out into the city, they began to call out, saying, "To arms! To arms!" At this shouting a large number of people assembled, all with their weapons, and they began to fight against the Spaniards.
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\nAuh in ie iuhqui; nimā ie ic calaqui in teuitoalco in temictizque: in intequiuh in temictique çan tlacxipāvia imeevachimal, cequi intotopchimal, yoan intetepuzmaquauh: niman ie ic quiniaoaloa in mitotia, nimā ie ic vi in vevetitlan, nimā quimavitecque in tlatzotzona oalcocoton vmexti in imacpal çatepan quiquechvitecque veca vetzito in iquech: nimā ie muchintin texixili tepuztopiltica, yoan teviviteque, tepuzmaquauhtica: cequintin quincuitlaço, niman valmotoxaoa in incuitlaxcol, cequintin quinquatzatzaianque, vel quitzeltilique in intzontecon, vel itzeltix in intzōtecō. Auh in cequintin quimaculhuitecque, oalcacamatlapan, oaltzatzaian in innacaio: cequintin quincotzvivitecque, cequin quinmetzvivitecque, cequintin quimitivitecque, nimā moch
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\nAuh in ie iuhquj, njmā ie ic calaquj in teuitoalco in temjctizque: in intequjuh in temjctique çan tlacxipāvia imeevachimal, cequj intotopchimal, yoan intetepuzmaquauh: njman ie ic qujniaoaloa in mjtotia, njmā ie ic vi in vevetilan, njmā qujmavitecque in tlatzotzona oalcocoton vmexti in jmacpal çatepan qujquechvitecque veca vetzito in jquech: njmā ie muchintin texixili tepuztopiltica, yoan teviviteque tepuzmaquauhtica: cequjntin qujncujtlaço, njman valmotoxaoa in incujtlaxcol, cequjntin qujnquatzatzaianque, vel qujtzeltilique in intzontecon, vel itzeltix in intzōtecō. Auh in cequjntin qujmaculhujtecque, oalcacamatlapan, oaltzatzaian in innacaio: cequjntin qujncotzvivitecque, cequjn qujnmetzvivitecque, cequjntin qujmjtivitecque, njmā moch
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\nAnd when this had been done, thereupon they entered the temple courtyard to slay them. Those whose task it was to slay them went only afoot, each with his leather shield, some, each one, with his iron-studded shield, and each with his iron sword. Thereupon they surrounded the dancers. Thereupon they went among the drums. Then they struck the drummer’s arms; they severed both his hands; then they struck his neck. Far off did his neck [and head] go to fall. Then they all pierced the people with iron lances and they struck them each with iron swords. Of some they slashed open their backs: then their entrails gushed out. Of some they cut their heads to pieces; they absolutely pulverized their heads; their heads were absolutely pulverized. And some they struck on the shoulder; they split openings, they broke openings in their bodies. Of some they struck repeatedly the shanks; of some they struck repeatedly the thighs; of some they struck the belly; then
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