Estando los españoles en este aposento arriba dicho, vinieron los otomíes de Teucalhuiacan con su principal, que se llamaba Otoncóatl. Y truxeron comida a los españoles, que estaban muy necesitados. Diéronlos muchas tortillas y gallinas, asadas y cocidas, y otras maneras de comida. Y hablaron al capitán don Hernando Cortés, saludándole de paz y rogándole que descansasen y comiesen. Y entonce el capitán los habló por la lengua de Marina india, preguntándoles dónde eran. Ellos dixeron que eran del pueblo de Teucalhuiacan. Luego informado el capitán de qué tan lexos estaba su pueblo, díxoles: "Mañana iremos a dormir a vuestro pueblo." Ellos hicieron gracias, porque quería ir a su pueblo.
\nHabiendo llegado el capitán con los españoles y los amigos a este fuerte ya dicho,
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\ny entonce el capitan los hablo por la lengua de Marina india, preguntandoles donde1 eran ellos dixeron que eran del pueblo de Teucaluiacan. Luego informado el capitan de que tan lexos estaua su pueblo, dixoles man̄ana yremos a dormir a v̄r̄o pueblo ellos hizieron gracias, porque queria yr a su pueblo
\nauiendo llegado el capitan con los españoles: y los amigos a este fuerte ya đħo.
\nDONDE. Normal grammar would demand "de donde."↩
With the Spaniards lodged as said above, the Otomis of Teocalhueyacan came with their leader, named Otoncoatl, bringing food to the Spaniards, who were in great need. They gave them many tortillas, roasted and stewed fowl, and other kinds of food, and they spoke to Captain don Hernando Cortés, greeting him peacefully and asking that they should rest and eat.
\nThen the Captain spoke to them with the Indian woman Marina as interpreter, asking them where they were from.1 They said that they were from the settlement of Teocalhueyacan. Then when the Captain was informed how far their settlement was, he told them, "tomorrow we will go to sleep the night at your settlement." They expressed their thanks because he wished to go to their settlement.
\nAfter the Captain with the Spaniards and the friends had reached this fort that was mentioned,
\nDONDE. Normal grammar would demand "de donde."↩
Tlacateuctli was the [official] name and Otoncoatl the personal name of the leader of those who came there to deliver food. They laid down before the Captain white tortillas, turkey hens, roast turkey,1 boiled turkey, eggs, and some live turkey hens, as well as some tuna-cactus fruit. They said, “You are doubly welcome; may our lords the gods rest, may they lie down and catch their breath.”
\nThen Marina answered them, saying, “My good men, the Captain says, ‘Where have they come from, where is their home?’ ” Then they said to her, “May our lord hear: We
\nTOTOLLALEVATZALLI. See n. 89 above.↩
El Tlacateuctli [era] de nombre Otoncóatl, su nombre de señor, en Hualteyacan vino a dejar comida: tortillas blancas, totoles, totol asado, totol cocido, huevos de totola, algunos totolitos vivos y algunas tunas, las fueron a presentar frente al capitán.
\nLe dijeron: “Han perdido aliento, se han fatigado nuestros señores los teteoh [dioses]. Dígnense descansar, reposar sobre la tierra, retomar el aliento”. Enseguida les vino a responder Malintzin, dijo: “Padres míos, les manda decir el capitán: ¿De dónde vienen? ¿Dónde están sus casas?”. Enseguida dijeron: “Que se digne escucharnos nuestro señor
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\nnimā quinoalnāquili in Malintzin: quito. Notechiuhcavan, quimitalhuia in Capitan: campa vallaque, campa inchan: nimā quilhuique. Ma quimocaquiti in totecuio; ca
\nTOTOLLALEVATZALLI. See n. 89 above.↩
####Injc cempoalli ommacujlli capitulo, vncā mjtoa in quenjn Teucalhujacantlaca, ivian, iocuxca quj̄namjqujco in Españoles yoan qujnmacaque in tlaqualli, in jquac choloque mexico.
\nTlacatecutli itoca, otoncoatl in jpiltoca, in valteiacā, in vncan qujcavaco tlaqualli, iztac tlaxcalli, totolin, totollalevatzalli, totollaapoçonjlli, totoltetl, yoa cequjn ioioli in tutultin, yoan cequj nochtli contecaque ixpan in capitan:
\nqujtoque. Oanqujmjhioviltique, oqujmociaviltique in totecujovan in teteu, ma mocevitzinocan, ma tlaltitech maxitican, ma mjhiocujtican:\nnjmā qujnoalnāqujli in Malintzin: qujto. Notechiuhcavan, qujmjtalhuja in Capitan: campa vallaque, campa inchan: njmā qujlhujque. Ma qujmocaqujti in totecujo: ca
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\nThey said: “You have suffered fatigue. Our lords the gods have become weary; let them rest; may peace be with them; may they restore themselves.”
\nThen Marina answered them; she said: “My governors, the Captain saith: ‘Whence have they come? Where is their home?’ ” They then said to her: “Let our lord hear.
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\nMacehualmeh tlen otomitlacameh peuhqueh quinquixtiah tlen amizahuihqueh pan cuahcuazanhaz quemman panoyayah, quinquixtihqueh, quinpepezohqueh huan quincuamahcauhqueh. Quinquixtihqueh ica nochi tlamamalli tlen quihuicayayah quenni teocuitlatl, chalchihuitl huan cequin tlamantli tetl yehyectzin, tepoztli tlen ica tlatehuiah, nochi ni tlamantli quiichtecqueh otomitlacameh. Nican caxtiltlacameh mociauhcauhqueh pan ce canahya tlen itocah Acuehco huan nelyohuatzincotzin zampa cholohqueh, noque mexicanoz quicencuiliah quintepotztocah. Caxtiltlacameh ahcitoh ce canahya tlen itocah Calacohuayan, pan ni chinanco cempauhcan tlaihtlacohqueh huan tlacuihcuiqueh. Iuhquinon yahqueh ica Teocalhuiyacan.
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