A los sobredichos habló Motecuzoma y los dixo: "Mirad que me han dicho que ha llegado nuestro señor Quetzalcóatl. Id y recebilde, y oíd lo que os dixere con mucha diligencia. Mirad que no se os olvide nada de lo que os dixere. Veis aquí estas joyas que le presentéis de mi parte, que son todos los atavíos sacerdotales que a él le convienen." Primeramente una máscara labrada de mosaico de turquesas; tenía esta máscara labrada de las mismas piedras una culebra doblada y retorcida, cuya dublez era el pico de la nariz, y lo retorcido iba hasta la frente; era como lomo de la nariz; luego se dividía la cola de la cabeza, y la cabeza con parte del cuerpo iba por sobre el un ojo, de manera que hacía ceja; y la cola con parte del cuerpo iba por sobre el otro ojo, y hacía otra ceja. Estaba esta máscara enxerida en una corona alta y grande, llena de plumas ricas, largas y muy hermosas, de manera que poniéndose la corona sobre la cabeza se ponía la máscara en la cara. Llevaba por joel una medalla de oro redonda y ancha. Estaba asida con nueve sartales
\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":"1b671d0f-7692-48a6-a011-b7a2e2288c46","choice":{"en":["Spanish by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Español por Lockhart 1993"]},"type":"transcription","type_label":{"en":["spanish transcription"],"es":["transcripción en español"]},"column":"spanish","language":{"en":["Spanish"],"es":["Español"]},"language_code":"spa","subtitle":"(Lockhart 1993)","markdown":"#### Capitulo .4. de lo que proueyo Motecuçoma quando supo la segunda vez que los Españoles auian buelto: este fue don hernando cortes. \n\nA los sobredichos hablo Motecuçoma y los dixo. Mirad que me an dicho que a llegado nuestro señor Quetzalcoatl yd y recebilde y oyd lo que os dixere con mucha diligencia mirad que no se os oluide nada de lo que os dixere veys aqui estas joyas que le presenteys de mi parte que son todos los atauios sacerdotales que a el le conuienen \n \nprimeramente vna mascara labrada de mosayco de turquesas tenia esta mascara labrada de las mismas piedras vna culebra doblada y retorcida cuya dublez era el pico de la nariz y lo retorcido yua hasta la frente era como lomo de la nariz luego se diuidia la cola de la cabeça y la cabeça con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el vn ojo de manera que hazia ceja y la cola com parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el otro ojo y hazia otra ceja. Estaua esta mascara enxerida en vna corona alta y grāde llena de plumas ricas largas y muy hermosas de manera que poniendose la corona sobre la cabeça se ponia la mascara en la cara lleuaua por joel vna medalla de oro redonda y ancha estaua asida con nueue sartales","html":"A los sobredichos hablo Motecuçoma y los dixo. Mirad que me an dicho que a llegado nuestro señor Quetzalcoatl yd y recebilde y oyd lo que os dixere con mucha diligencia mirad que no se os oluide nada de lo que os dixere veys aqui estas joyas que le presenteys de mi parte que son todos los atauios sacerdotales que a el le conuienen
\nprimeramente vna mascara labrada de mosayco de turquesas tenia esta mascara labrada de las mismas piedras vna culebra doblada y retorcida cuya dublez era el pico de la nariz y lo retorcido yua hasta la frente era como lomo de la nariz luego se diuidia la cola de la cabeça y la cabeça con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el vn ojo de manera que hazia ceja y la cola com parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el otro ojo y hazia otra ceja. Estaua esta mascara enxerida en vna corona alta y grāde llena de plumas ricas largas y muy hermosas de manera que poniendose la corona sobre la cabeça se ponia la mascara en la cara lleuaua por joel vna medalla de oro redonda y ancha estaua asida con nueue sartales
\n","citation_key":"citation_lockhart_spanish_transcription","citation":{"en":["Spanish by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Español por Lockhart 1993"]}},{"id":"9749dee7-095b-4ec9-a8c8-91d9e8418357","choice":{"en":["Spanish-to-English by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Español-al-inglés por Lockhart 1993"]},"type":"translation","type_label":{"en":["spanish translation"],"es":["traducción al español"]},"column":"spanish","language":{"en":["English"],"es":["Inglés"]},"language_code":"eng","subtitle":"(Lockhart 1993)","markdown":"#### Fourth chapter, of what Moteucçoma decreed when he found out that the Spaniards had returned a second time; this was don Hernando Cortés. \n\nMoteucçoma spoke to the above-mentioned, telling them, \"Listen, I have been told that our lord Quetzalcoatl has arrived; go to receive him, and listen with great care to what he should say to you. See to it that you forget nothing he tells you. You see here these jewels that you are to present to him on my behalf, which are all the priestly accoutrements proper to him.\" \n\nFirst, a mask of turquoise mosaic work; this mask had, worked in the same stone, a snake folded upon itself and twisted, the bend of which was the tip of the nose, and the twisted part went as far as the forehead and was like the bridge of the nose; then the tail and the head went in different directions, and the head with one part of the body went over one eye in such a way that it formed an eyebrow, and the tail with part of the body went over the other eye, making another eyebrow. This mask was set in a large high crown, full of very beautiful, long, rich plumes, so that when one put the crown on one's head one also put the mask on one's face. It bore as an ornament a round, wide medallion of gold, attached to nine strings","html":"Moteucçoma spoke to the above-mentioned, telling them, "Listen, I have been told that our lord Quetzalcoatl has arrived; go to receive him, and listen with great care to what he should say to you. See to it that you forget nothing he tells you. You see here these jewels that you are to present to him on my behalf, which are all the priestly accoutrements proper to him."
\nFirst, a mask of turquoise mosaic work; this mask had, worked in the same stone, a snake folded upon itself and twisted, the bend of which was the tip of the nose, and the twisted part went as far as the forehead and was like the bridge of the nose; then the tail and the head went in different directions, and the head with one part of the body went over one eye in such a way that it formed an eyebrow, and the tail with part of the body went over the other eye, making another eyebrow. This mask was set in a large high crown, full of very beautiful, long, rich plumes, so that when one put the crown on one's head one also put the mask on one's face. It bore as an ornament a round, wide medallion of gold, attached to nine strings
\n","citation_key":"citation_lockhart_spanish_eng_translation","citation":{"en":["Spanish-to-English by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Español-al-inglés por Lockhart 1993"]}}],"nahuatl_col":[{"id":"4f71f490-4f87-4718-9332-ab932b9acd0c","choice":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-English by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-inglés por Lockhart 1993"]},"type":"translation","type_label":{"en":["nahuatl translation"],"es":["traducción al náhuatl"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["English"],"es":["Inglés"]},"language_code":"eng","subtitle":"(Lockhart 1993)","markdown":"#### Fourth chapter, where it is said what orders[^26] Moteucçoma gave when he found out that the Spaniards had returned. The second time they came it was [with] don Hernando Cortés. \n\nHe said to them, “Come, o men of unique valor, do come. It is said that our lord has appeared at last. Do go to meet him; listen well, make good use of your ears, bring back in your ears a good record of what he says. Here is what you will take to our lord.” \n\n[First] were the appurtenances of Quetzalcoatl: a serpent mask, made of turquoise; a quetzal-feather head fan; a plaited neckband of greenstone beads, with a golden disk in the middle of it; and a shield with gold [strips] crossing each other, or with gold and seashells crossing, with quetzal feathers spread about the edge and with a quetzal-feather banner; and a mirror with quetzal feathers to be tied on his back; and this mirror for the back seemed to have a turquoise shield, with turquoise glued on it, and there were green-stone neck bands with golden shells on them; then there was the turquoise spear thrower, entirely of turquoise, with a kind of serpent head;[^27]\n\n[^26]: TLAONAOATI. Read “tlanaoati.”\n\n\n[^27]: COATZONTECOMETICA. Read “coatzontecomatica.”","html":"He said to them, “Come, o men of unique valor, do come. It is said that our lord has appeared at last. Do go to meet him; listen well, make good use of your ears, bring back in your ears a good record of what he says. Here is what you will take to our lord.”
\n[First] were the appurtenances of Quetzalcoatl: a serpent mask, made of turquoise; a quetzal-feather head fan; a plaited neckband of greenstone beads, with a golden disk in the middle of it; and a shield with gold [strips] crossing each other, or with gold and seashells crossing, with quetzal feathers spread about the edge and with a quetzal-feather banner; and a mirror with quetzal feathers to be tied on his back; and this mirror for the back seemed to have a turquoise shield, with turquoise glued on it, and there were green-stone neck bands with golden shells on them; then there was the turquoise spear thrower, entirely of turquoise, with a kind of serpent head;2
\nLes dijo: “¡Vengan, varones-jaguar, vengan! Dizque al fin vino a salir nuestro señor. Vayan a encontrarse con él, escuchen, presten orejas, lo que diga tráiganlo de vuelta en las orejas. He aquí con lo que se allegarán a nuestro señor”. Aquello que es el atavío de Quetzalcóatl: la máscara de serpiente hecha de turquesas, el penacho de plumas de quetzal, el collar trenzado con chalchihuites en medio del cual va estando un disco de oro, y un escudo con [tiras de] oro entrecruzadas o con oro entrecruzado con concha nácar, con plumas de quetzal en la orilla y con una bandera de plumas de quetzal; y un espejo que va en la espalda baja de plumas de quetzal. Y este espejo para la espalda baja es así como que tuviera un escudo de turquesas, incrustado de turquesas, con turquesas pegadas, mosaico de turquesas. Además, cordeles de chalchihuites con cascabeles de oro. Y luego el lanza-dardos de turquesas, lleno de turquesas, como si fueran cabezas
\n","citation_key":"citation_alcantara_nahuatl_spa_translation","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-Spanish by Alcántara Rojas and Navarrete Linares 2023"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-español por Alcántara Rojas & Navarrete Linares 2023"]}},{"id":"63ad5415-aa41-4ed1-8b93-894db9542956","choice":{"en":["Nahuatl by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Náhuatl por Lockhart 1993"]},"type":"transcription","type_label":{"en":["nahuatl transcription"],"es":["transcripción al náhuatl"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["Nahuatl"],"es":["Náhuatl"]},"language_code":"nci","subtitle":"(Lockhart 1993)","markdown":"#### Inic naui capitulo: vncan mitoa in tlein ic tlaonaoati[^26] Motecuçoma, in oquima in quenin çan oalmocuepque Españoles, inic vppa oallaque, iehoatl in don hernando Cortes. \n\nQuimilhui tla xioalhuian moceloquichtle, tla xioalhuian quil ie quene oquiçaco in totecuio tla xicnamiquiti, vel xitlacaquican, vel xinacaçocan, tlein quitoz, vel nacaztli in anquioalcuizque: iz catqui ic itech amacizque in totecuio. \n\niehoatl in itlatqui Quetzalcoatl: coaxaiacatl, xiuhtica tlachioalli, Quetzalapanecaiotl, chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh teucuitlacomalli, yoan centetl chimalli, teucuitlatica nenepaniuhqui, anoço teucuitlatica epnepaniuhqui, quetzaltençouhqui, yoā quetzalpanio; yoan tezcacuitlapilli quetzallo: auh inin tezcacuitlapilli, iuhquin xiuhchimallo tlaxiuhtzacutli, xiuhtica tlatzacutli, tlaxiuhçalolli, yoan chalchiuhcuecuextli, teucuitlacoiollotoc: niman ie iehoatl xioatlatl, çan motquitica xivitl, iuhquin coatzontecome[tica]\n\n[^26]: TLAONAOATI. Read “tlanaoati.”","html":"Quimilhui tla xioalhuian moceloquichtle, tla xioalhuian quil ie quene oquiçaco in totecuio tla xicnamiquiti, vel xitlacaquican, vel xinacaçocan, tlein quitoz, vel nacaztli in anquioalcuizque: iz catqui ic itech amacizque in totecuio.
\niehoatl in itlatqui Quetzalcoatl: coaxaiacatl, xiuhtica tlachioalli, Quetzalapanecaiotl, chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh teucuitlacomalli, yoan centetl chimalli, teucuitlatica nenepaniuhqui, anoço teucuitlatica epnepaniuhqui, quetzaltençouhqui, yoā quetzalpanio; yoan tezcacuitlapilli quetzallo: auh inin tezcacuitlapilli, iuhquin xiuhchimallo tlaxiuhtzacutli, xiuhtica tlatzacutli, tlaxiuhçalolli, yoan chalchiuhcuecuextli, teucuitlacoiollotoc: niman ie iehoatl xioatlatl, çan motquitica xivitl, iuhquin coatzontecome[tica]
\nTLAONAOATI. Read “tlanaoati.”↩
Qujmjlhuj tla xioalhujan moceloqujchtle, tla xioalhujan qujl iequene oqujçaco in totecujo tla xicnamjqujti, vel xitlacaqujcan, vel xinacaçocan, tlein qujtoz, vel nacaztli in anqujoalcujzque: izcatquj ic itech amacizque in totecujo,
\niehoatl in jtlatquj Quetzalcoatl: coaxaiacatl, xiuhtica tlachioalli, quetzalapanecaiotl, chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh teucujtlacomalli, yoan centetl chimalli, teucujtlatica nenepanjuhquj, anoço teucujtlatica epnepanjuhquj, quetzaltençouhquj, yoā quetzalpanio; yoan tezcacujtlapilli quetzallo: auh inin tecacujtlapalli, iuhquj xiuhchimallo tlaxiuhtzacutli, xiuhtica tlatzacutli, tlaxiuhçalolli, yoan chalchiuhcuecuextli, teucujtlacoiollotoc: njman ie iehoatl xioatlatl, çan motqujtica xivitl, iuhqujn coatzontecome[tica,]
\n","citation_key":"citation_anderson_nahuatl_transcription","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl by Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"],"es":["Náhuatl por Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"]}},{"id":"c0a1f39c-0b52-4d7d-94bc-8f622a6fca66","choice":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-English by Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-inglés por Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"]},"type":"translation","type_label":{"en":["nahuatl translation"],"es":["traducción al náhuatl"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["English"],"es":["Inglés"]},"language_code":"eng","subtitle":"(Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982)","markdown":"#### Fourth Chapter, in which is told that which Moctezuma commanded[^1] when he knew how the Spaniards had just returned. They came the second time with Don Hernando Cortés. \n\nHe said to them: “Come, O ye brave ocelot warriors, come! It is said that our lord hath at last come to land. Meet him. Listen well; use your ears well. What he will say you will bring back well in your ears. Behold wherewith you will arrive [before] our lord.”\n\n[First was] the array of Quetzalcoatl:[^2] a serpent mask of turquoise [mosaic] work;[^3] a quetzal feather head fan;[^4] a plaited neck band of green stone beads, in the midst of which lay a golden disc;[^5] and a shield with [bands of] gold crossing each other, or with [bands of] gold crossing [bands of] seashells, [with] spread quetzal feathers about the [lower] edge and with a quetzal feather flag;[^6] and a mirror upon the small of the back,[^7] with quetzal feathers; and this mirror for the small of the back was as though provided with a shield of turquoise [mosaic]—encrusted with turquoise, glued with turquoise; and there were green stone neck bands, on which were golden shells; and then the turquoise spear thrower, which was entirely of turquoise with a sort of serpent’s head;\n\n\n\n\n[^1]: *Tlaonaoati*: read *tlanauati*.\n\n\n[^2]: Seler, *Einige Kapitel*, p. 461, says: “*In Wahrheit ist dies die Tracht Xiuhtecutlis*.”\n\n\n[^3]: Cf. Eduard Seler, *Gesammelte Abhandlungen zur Amerikanischen Sprach- und Alterthumskunde* (Berlin: A. Asher und Co., 1904), Vol. II, p. 413, where a figure corresponds to the description in the corresponding Spanish text: “*una mascara labrada de mosayco de turquesas tenja esta mascara labrada de las mjsmas piedras vna culebra doblada y retorcida cuya dublez era el pico de la nariz y lo retorcido yua hasta la frente era como lomo de la nariz luego se diujdia la cola de la cabeça y la cabeça con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el vn ojo de manera que hazia ceja y la cola con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el otro ojo y hazia otra ceja*.”\n\n\n[^4]: Corresponding Spanish text: “*Estaua esta mascara enxerida en vna corona alta y grãde llena de plumas ricas largas y muy hermosas de manera que ponjendose la corona sobre la cabeça se ponja la mascara en la cara*.” See the name-glyph for Apanecatl in Codex Boturini.\n\n\n[^5]: The corresponding Spanish text reads: “*lleuaua por joel vna medalla de oro redonda y ancha estaua asida con nueue sartales de piedras preciosas que echadas al cuello cubrian los hombros y todo el pecho.*” \n\n\n[^6]: *Ibid*.: “*lleuauã tanbien vna rodela grande bordada de piedras preciosas con vnas vandas de oro que llegauan de arriba abaxo por toda ella: y otras vandas de perlas atrauesadas sobre las de oro de arriba abaxo por toda ella y los espacios que haziã estas vandas los quales eran como mallas de red yvan puestos vnos sapitos de oro tenja esta rodela vnos rapacejos en lo baxo yva asido en la rodela vna vandera que salia deste la manjxa de la rodela hecha de plumas ricas*.”\n\n\n[^7]: *Ibid*.: “*vna medalla grande hecha de obra de mosaico que la lleuaua atada y ceñjda sobre los lomos*.”","html":"He said to them: “Come, O ye brave ocelot warriors, come! It is said that our lord hath at last come to land. Meet him. Listen well; use your ears well. What he will say you will bring back well in your ears. Behold wherewith you will arrive [before] our lord.”
\n[First was] the array of Quetzalcoatl:2 a serpent mask of turquoise [mosaic] work;3 a quetzal feather head fan;4 a plaited neck band of green stone beads, in the midst of which lay a golden disc;5 and a shield with [bands of] gold crossing each other, or with [bands of] gold crossing [bands of] seashells, [with] spread quetzal feathers about the [lower] edge and with a quetzal feather flag;6 and a mirror upon the small of the back,7 with quetzal feathers; and this mirror for the small of the back was as though provided with a shield of turquoise [mosaic]—encrusted with turquoise, glued with turquoise; and there were green stone neck bands, on which were golden shells; and then the turquoise spear thrower, which was entirely of turquoise with a sort of serpent’s head;
\nTlaonaoati: read tlanauati.↩
Seler, Einige Kapitel, p. 461, says: “In Wahrheit ist dies die Tracht Xiuhtecutlis.”↩
Cf. Eduard Seler, Gesammelte Abhandlungen zur Amerikanischen Sprach- und Alterthumskunde (Berlin: A. Asher und Co., 1904), Vol. II, p. 413, where a figure corresponds to the description in the corresponding Spanish text: “una mascara labrada de mosayco de turquesas tenja esta mascara labrada de las mjsmas piedras vna culebra doblada y retorcida cuya dublez era el pico de la nariz y lo retorcido yua hasta la frente era como lomo de la nariz luego se diujdia la cola de la cabeça y la cabeça con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el vn ojo de manera que hazia ceja y la cola con parte del cuerpo yua por sobre el otro ojo y hazia otra ceja.”↩
Corresponding Spanish text: “Estaua esta mascara enxerida en vna corona alta y grãde llena de plumas ricas largas y muy hermosas de manera que ponjendose la corona sobre la cabeça se ponja la mascara en la cara.” See the name-glyph for Apanecatl in Codex Boturini.↩
The corresponding Spanish text reads: “lleuaua por joel vna medalla de oro redonda y ancha estaua asida con nueue sartales de piedras preciosas que echadas al cuello cubrian los hombros y todo el pecho.”↩
Ibid.: “lleuauã tanbien vna rodela grande bordada de piedras preciosas con vnas vandas de oro que llegauan de arriba abaxo por toda ella: y otras vandas de perlas atrauesadas sobre las de oro de arriba abaxo por toda ella y los espacios que haziã estas vandas los quales eran como mallas de red yvan puestos vnos sapitos de oro tenja esta rodela vnos rapacejos en lo baxo yva asido en la rodela vna vandera que salia deste la manjxa de la rodela hecha de plumas ricas.”↩
Ibid.: “vna medalla grande hecha de obra de mosaico que la lleuaua atada y ceñjda sobre los lomos.”↩
Pan ni capitolo nahui, zaniloa ica Moteuczoma campa tlanahuatih queniuhcatzan monequi ma quincelican caxtitlacameh. Pan ni paxaloliztli tlen caxtiltlacameh, naman quinyecana ce tlacatl itocah Hernán Cortés. Quitl ma quincelican ica yehyectzitzin huentli quenni ixayactli, tlachihualtetl tlen patiyoh, ihhuitl tlen tlahuel ipatiuh, coztli tlen chalchihuitl, ce comalli tlen pepetlaca chipahuac, chimalli tlen teocuitlatl, tezcatl ica ce icuitlapil tecuani, chachihuicuetlaxtli tlen ce tecuani itocah ocelotl huan tlahuel patiyoh huan ce tecactli; nochi ni tlamantli nelyehyectzin huan nelcualli tlachihualli. Pan ni capitoloh zaniloa ica cehce tlamantli tlen queniuhcatzan neciyaya huan acquiya quitequihuiyaya. Ce yehyectzin huentli ica quincelihqueh caxtiltlacameh quemman ahcicoh analco tlen Mexco, nochi yani tlanahuatih hueyi tlanahuatihquetl Moteuczoma.
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