Comenzaron a subir al navío por la escalera, y llevaban el presente que Motecuzoma los mandó llevar. Como estuvieron delante de don Hernando Cortes, besaron todos la tierra en su presencia, y habláronse desta manera: "Sepa el dios a quien venimos a adorar en persona de su siervo Motecuzoma, el cual le rige y gobierna la su ciudad de México, y dice: 'Ha llegado con trabaxo el dios.'" Y luego sacaron los ornamentos que llevaban y se los pusieron al capitán don Hernando Cortés, ataviándole con ellos. Pusiéronle primeramente la corona y máscara que arriba se dixo, y todo lo demás. Echáronle al cuello los collares de piedras que llevaban con los joeles de oro; pusiéronle en el brazo izquierdo la rodela de que se dixo arriba, y todas las otras cosas se las pusieron delante ordenadas, como suelen poner sus presentes.
\nEl capitan les dixo: "¿Hay otra cosa más que esto?" Dixéronle: "Señor nuestro, no hemos traído más cosas destas que aquí están." El capitán mandólos luego atar, y mandó soltar tiros de artillería. Y los mensajeros, que estaban atados de pies y manos, como oyeron los truenos de las lombardas, cayeron en el suelo como muertos. Y los españoles levantáronlos
\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":"d590acf2-1117-4451-8886-12594c17a45d","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 quinto de los que paso quando los mensajeros de Motecuçoma entraron en el nauio del capitan don hernando cortes. \n\nComençaron a subir al nauio, por la escalera: y lleuauan el presente que Motecuçoma. los mando lleuar como estuuieron delante de don Hernando cortes: besaron todos la tierra en su presencia, y hablaronse desta manera; \n\nsepa el dios a quien venimos a adorar en persona de su sieruo Motecuçoma, el qual le rige, y gouierna, la su ciudad de mexico. Y dize a llegado con trabaxo el dios: \n\ny luego sacarō los ornamentos que lleuauan: y se los pusieron al capitan don hernādo cortes atauiandole con ellos pusieronle primeramente la corona, y mascara que arriba se dixo: y todo lo demas echarōle al cuello los collares de piedras que lleuauā con los joeles de oro pusieronle en el braço yzquierdo, la rodela de q̄ se dixo arriba: \n\ny todas las otras cosas se las pusierō delante ordenadas como suelen poner sus presentes \n\nel capitan les dixo. Ay otra cosa mas que esto? \n\ndixerole señor nuestro, no emos traydo mas cosas destas que aq̓ estan. \n\nEl capitan mandolos luego atar: y mando soltar tiros de artilleria, y los mensajeros que estauā atados de pies, y manos como oyerō los truenos de las lombardas, cayeron en el suelo, como muertos: y los españoles leuātaronlos","html":"Començaron a subir al nauio, por la escalera: y lleuauan el presente que Motecuçoma. los mando lleuar como estuuieron delante de don Hernando cortes: besaron todos la tierra en su presencia, y hablaronse desta manera;
\nsepa el dios a quien venimos a adorar en persona de su sieruo Motecuçoma, el qual le rige, y gouierna, la su ciudad de mexico. Y dize a llegado con trabaxo el dios:
\ny luego sacarō los ornamentos que lleuauan: y se los pusieron al capitan don hernādo cortes atauiandole con ellos pusieronle primeramente la corona, y mascara que arriba se dixo: y todo lo demas echarōle al cuello los collares de piedras que lleuauā con los joeles de oro pusieronle en el braço yzquierdo, la rodela de q̄ se dixo arriba:
\ny todas las otras cosas se las pusierō delante ordenadas como suelen poner sus presentes
\nel capitan les dixo. Ay otra cosa mas que esto?
\ndixerole señor nuestro, no emos traydo mas cosas destas que aq̓ estan.
\nEl capitan mandolos luego atar: y mando soltar tiros de artilleria, y los mensajeros que estauā atados de pies, y manos como oyerō los truenos de las lombardas, cayeron en el suelo, como muertos: y los españoles leuātaronlos
\n","citation_key":"citation_lockhart_spanish_transcription","citation":{"en":["Spanish by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Español por Lockhart 1993"]}},{"id":"c47130f4-58b8-4896-a11a-1f1846e198c5","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":"#### Fifth chapter, of what happened when the messengers of Moteucçoma entered Captain don Hernando Cortes's ship. \n\nThey began to climb up into the ship by the ladder, carrying the presents that Moteucçoma had ordered them to take. When they were before don Hernando Cortés, they all kissed the ground in his presence and spoke to him in the following manner: \n\n\"May the god, whom we come to worship in person, know from his servant Moteucçoma, who rules and governs his city of Mexico for him, that he says that the god has had a difficult journey.\" \n\nThen they took out the ornaments that they carried and put them on Captain don Hernando Cortés, outfitting him with them. First they put on him the crown and mask mentioned above, and [then] all the rest. They placed around his neck the necklaces of stones with golden baubles. On his left arm they placed the shield mentioned above. \n\nAll the other things they put before him, laid out as they customarily do with their presents. \n\nThe captain said to them, \"Is there anything more than this?\" \n\nThey told him, \"Our lord, we have not brought more than the things that are here.\" Then the captain ordered them bound, and he ordered the artillery pieces fired. When the messengers, whose hands and feet were tied, heard the thunder of the cannon, they fell to the floor as if dead. The Spaniards raised them","html":"They began to climb up into the ship by the ladder, carrying the presents that Moteucçoma had ordered them to take. When they were before don Hernando Cortés, they all kissed the ground in his presence and spoke to him in the following manner:
\n"May the god, whom we come to worship in person, know from his servant Moteucçoma, who rules and governs his city of Mexico for him, that he says that the god has had a difficult journey."
\nThen they took out the ornaments that they carried and put them on Captain don Hernando Cortés, outfitting him with them. First they put on him the crown and mask mentioned above, and [then] all the rest. They placed around his neck the necklaces of stones with golden baubles. On his left arm they placed the shield mentioned above.
\nAll the other things they put before him, laid out as they customarily do with their presents.
\nThe captain said to them, "Is there anything more than this?"
\nThey told him, "Our lord, we have not brought more than the things that are here." Then the captain ordered them bound, and he ordered the artillery pieces fired. When the messengers, whose hands and feet were tied, heard the thunder of the cannon, they fell to the floor as if dead. The Spaniards raised them
\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":"92d21fda-696f-43cc-9d0c-5557699c5150","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":"#### Fifth chapter, where it is said what happened when Moteucçoma’s messengers went into don Hernando Cortés’s boat. \n\nThen they climbed up, carrying in their arms the goods. When they had gotten up into the boat, each of them made the earth-eating gesture before the Captain. Then they addressed him, saying: \n\n“May the god attend: his agent Moteucçoma who is in charge in Mexico for him addresses him and says, ‘The god is doubly welcome.’” \n\nThen they dressed up the Captain. They put on him the turquoise serpent mask attached to the quetzal-feather head fan, to which were fixed, from which hung the green-stone serpent earplugs. And they put the sleeveless jacket on him, and around his neck they put the plaited green-stone neckband with the golden disk in the middle. On his lower back they tied the back mirror, and also they tied behind him the cloak called a *tzitzilli*. And","html":"Then they climbed up, carrying in their arms the goods. When they had gotten up into the boat, each of them made the earth-eating gesture before the Captain. Then they addressed him, saying:
\n“May the god attend: his agent Moteucçoma who is in charge in Mexico for him addresses him and says, ‘The god is doubly welcome.’”
\nThen they dressed up the Captain. They put on him the turquoise serpent mask attached to the quetzal-feather head fan, to which were fixed, from which hung the green-stone serpent earplugs. And they put the sleeveless jacket on him, and around his neck they put the plaited green-stone neckband with the golden disk in the middle. On his lower back they tied the back mirror, and also they tied behind him the cloak called a tzitzilli. And
\n","citation_key":"citation_lockhart_nahuatl_eng_translation","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-English by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-inglés por Lockhart 1993"]}},{"id":"98b46724-29d6-4161-bf98-382914b37b95","choice":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-Spanish by Alcántara Rojas and Navarrete Linares 2023"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-español por Alcántara Rojas & Navarrete Linares 2023"]},"type":"translation","type_label":{"en":["nahuatl translation"],"es":["traducción al náhuatl"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["Spanish"],"es":["Español"]},"language_code":"spa","subtitle":"(Alcántara Rojas & Navarrete Linares 2023)","markdown":"#### Capítulo V donde se dice lo que ocurrió cuando los mensajeros de Moctezuma entraron allá en la embarcación de don Hernando Cortés.\n\nLuego ya por ello subieron, iban llevando en brazos los bienes. Fueron a subir a la embarcación [y] cada uno de ellos estaba comiendo tierra[^9] ante el capitán. Enseguida de este modo le rogaron, le dijeron: “Que se digne a escuchar el *teotl* [dios], le ruega su ‘delegado’[^10] Moctezuma, el que ha cuidado México para él, él le dice: “Ha padecido, se ha cansado el *teotl*”. Luego ya, con ello, engalanan al capitán, le pusieron bien la que era la máscara de serpientes de turquesa, que va estando en el penacho de plumas de quetzal; y en él van estando, van insertos, van colgando las orejeras de serpiente de chalchihuites. Y le pusieron el peto, le colocaron el peto. Y le pusieron por collar el collar ancho trenzado de chalchihuites, en cuyo en medio va estando el disco de oro. Le pusieron en el vientre y en la espalda baja el espejo para la espalda baja. También le ciñeron la tilma de nombre *tzitzilli* y \n\n\n\n[^9]: Los antiguos nahuas tenían como signo de respeto, ante una figura de poder, ponerse sobre una rodilla, tomar un poco de tierra del suelo y llevársela a los labios. A esto le llamaban “comer tierra”. \n\n\n[^10]: *Motechiuhcauh*, “el que obra por alguien” o “a nombre de alguien más”. Título de un alto funcionario. Suele traducirse como “gobernador”, “diputado” o “delegado”. En este caso, la palabra se refiere a Moctezuma, quien se da a sí mismo este apelativo, en el entendido de que él, como todos los gobernantes de México, estaba sólo resguardando el gobierno que en realidad le correspondía a Quetzalcóatl, con el que al parecer se identifica en este texto a Cortés.","html":"Luego ya por ello subieron, iban llevando en brazos los bienes. Fueron a subir a la embarcación [y] cada uno de ellos estaba comiendo tierra1 ante el capitán. Enseguida de este modo le rogaron, le dijeron: “Que se digne a escuchar el teotl [dios], le ruega su ‘delegado’2 Moctezuma, el que ha cuidado México para él, él le dice: “Ha padecido, se ha cansado el teotl”. Luego ya, con ello, engalanan al capitán, le pusieron bien la que era la máscara de serpientes de turquesa, que va estando en el penacho de plumas de quetzal; y en él van estando, van insertos, van colgando las orejeras de serpiente de chalchihuites. Y le pusieron el peto, le colocaron el peto. Y le pusieron por collar el collar ancho trenzado de chalchihuites, en cuyo en medio va estando el disco de oro. Le pusieron en el vientre y en la espalda baja el espejo para la espalda baja. También le ciñeron la tilma de nombre tzitzilli y
\nLos antiguos nahuas tenían como signo de respeto, ante una figura de poder, ponerse sobre una rodilla, tomar un poco de tierra del suelo y llevársela a los labios. A esto le llamaban “comer tierra”.↩
Motechiuhcauh, “el que obra por alguien” o “a nombre de alguien más”. Título de un alto funcionario. Suele traducirse como “gobernador”, “diputado” o “delegado”. En este caso, la palabra se refiere a Moctezuma, quien se da a sí mismo este apelativo, en el entendido de que él, como todos los gobernantes de México, estaba sólo resguardando el gobierno que en realidad le correspondía a Quetzalcóatl, con el que al parecer se identifica en este texto a Cortés.↩
Niman ie ic tleco, quinanapalotivi in tlatquitl: in otlecoto acalco ceceniaca ontlalquatimani yixpan in capitan: Niman ie ic contlatlauhtia: quilhuique:
\nMa quimocaquilti in teutl: ca quioalmotlatlauhtilia in itechiuhcauh Motecuçoma in cōmotlapielilia mexico; ca conitoa. Oquimihiovilti, oquimociavilti in teutl:
\nniman ie ic quichichioa in capitan vel iehoatl conaquique in xiuhcoaxaiacatl, itech ietiuh in quetzalapanecaiotl, yoan itech ieietiuh, itech aactiuh, itech pipilcatiuh chalchiuhcoanacochtli: yoan conaquique xicolli, conxicoltique, yoan concozcatique in chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh in teucuitlacomalli, ic conxillancuitlalpique in tezcacuitlapilli, no ic contzinapanque in tilmatli in itoca tzitzilli, yoan
\n","citation_key":"citation_lockhart_nahuatl_transcription","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl by Lockhart 1993"],"es":["Náhuatl por Lockhart 1993"]}},{"id":"613a3619-99b8-4602-88bd-6637d2a07d7b","choice":{"en":["Nahuatl by Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"],"es":["Náhuatl por Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"]},"type":"transcription","type_label":{"en":["nahuatl transcription"],"es":["transcripción al náhuatl"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["Nahuatl"],"es":["Náhuatl"]},"language_code":"nci","subtitle":"(Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982)","markdown":"####Injc macujlli capitulo: vncan mjtoa in tlein muchiuh, in jquac ititlanoan motecuçoma in vmpa callacque in jacalco don hernando Cortes.\n\nNiman ie ic tleco, qujnanapalotivi in tlatqujtl: in otlecoto acalco ceceniaca ontlalquatimanj yixpan in capitan: Niman ie ic contlatlauhtia: qujlhujque:\n\nMa qujmocaqujlti in teutl: ca qujoalmotlatlauhtilia in jtechiuhcauh Motecuçoma in cōmotlapielilia mexico; ca conjtoa. Oqujmjhiovilti, oqujmociavilti in teutl: \n\nnjman ie ic qujchichioa in capitan vel iehoatl conaqujque in xiuhcoaxaiacatl, itech ietiuh in quetzalapanecaiotl, yoan itech ieietiuh, itech aactiuh, itech pipilcatiuh chalchiuhcoanacochtli: yoan conaqujque xicolli, conxicoltique, yoan concozcatique in chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh in teucujtlacomalli, ic conxillancujtlalpique in tezcacujtlapilli, no ic contzinapanque in tilmatli in jtoca tzitzilli, yoan","html":"####Injc macujlli capitulo: vncan mjtoa in tlein muchiuh, in jquac ititlanoan motecuçoma in vmpa callacque in jacalco don hernando Cortes.
\nNiman ie ic tleco, qujnanapalotivi in tlatqujtl: in otlecoto acalco ceceniaca ontlalquatimanj yixpan in capitan: Niman ie ic contlatlauhtia: qujlhujque:
\nMa qujmocaqujlti in teutl: ca qujoalmotlatlauhtilia in jtechiuhcauh Motecuçoma in cōmotlapielilia mexico; ca conjtoa. Oqujmjhiovilti, oqujmociavilti in teutl:
\nnjman ie ic qujchichioa in capitan vel iehoatl conaqujque in xiuhcoaxaiacatl, itech ietiuh in quetzalapanecaiotl, yoan itech ieietiuh, itech aactiuh, itech pipilcatiuh chalchiuhcoanacochtli: yoan conaqujque xicolli, conxicoltique, yoan concozcatique in chalchiuhcozcapetlatl nepantla mantiuh in teucujtlacomalli, ic conxillancujtlalpique in tezcacujtlapilli, no ic contzinapanque in tilmatli in jtoca tzitzilli, yoan
\n","citation_key":"citation_anderson_nahuatl_transcription","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl by Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"],"es":["Náhuatl por Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"]}},{"id":"917856a3-c7cf-49bb-9bb3-44ae6b725b63","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":"#### Fifth Chapter, in which it is told what came to pass when Moctezuma’s messengers entered there into Don Hernando Cortés’s boat. \n\nThereupon they climbed up. In their arms they each carried the array [of the gods]. When they had proceeded to climb up into the boat, each one of the group separately ate the earth before the Captain. Thereupon they prayed to him; they said to him: \n\n“May the god deign to hear: his governor, Moctezuma, who watcheth over Mexico for him, prayeth unto him. He sayeth: ‘The god hath suffered fatigue; he is weary.’ ” \n\nThereupon they arrayed the Captain. They put him into the turquoise [mosaic] serpent mask with which went the quetzal feather head fan, and with which went, with which were inserted, with which went suspended the green stone serpent earplugs. And they put him into the sleeveless jacket; they clad him in the sleeveless jacket. And they put the necklace on him—the plaited green stone neck band in the midst of which went the golden disc. To his back they bound the mirror for the small of the back; also on his back they placed the cape named *tzitzilli*. And","html":"Thereupon they climbed up. In their arms they each carried the array [of the gods]. When they had proceeded to climb up into the boat, each one of the group separately ate the earth before the Captain. Thereupon they prayed to him; they said to him:
\n“May the god deign to hear: his governor, Moctezuma, who watcheth over Mexico for him, prayeth unto him. He sayeth: ‘The god hath suffered fatigue; he is weary.’ ”
\nThereupon they arrayed the Captain. They put him into the turquoise [mosaic] serpent mask with which went the quetzal feather head fan, and with which went, with which were inserted, with which went suspended the green stone serpent earplugs. And they put him into the sleeveless jacket; they clad him in the sleeveless jacket. And they put the necklace on him—the plaited green stone neck band in the midst of which went the golden disc. To his back they bound the mirror for the small of the back; also on his back they placed the cape named tzitzilli. And
\n","citation_key":"citation_anderson_nahuatl_eng_translation","citation":{"en":["Nahuatl-to-English by Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"],"es":["Náhuatl-al-inglés por Anderson & Dibble 1953–1982"]}},{"id":"b3a9c9b7-e11e-4e83-b4df-f12ca288752c","choice":{"en":["Eastern Huasteca Nahuatl by Cruz Cruz 2023"],"es":["Náhuatl de la Huasteca por Cruz Cruz 2023"]},"type":"chapter summary","type_label":{"en":["eastern huasteca chapter summary"],"es":["resumen del capitulo en huasteco oriental"]},"column":"nahuatl","language":{"en":["Nahuatl"],"es":["Náhuatl"]},"language_code":"nci","subtitle":"(Cruz Cruz 2023)","markdown":"#### Capitoloh macuilli\n\nPan ni capitoloh macuilli zaniloa queniuhcatzan caxtitlacameh quincelihqueh nopa topilehqueh tlen *Moteuczoma* quemman ahcitoh pan nopa huei acalli. Neci quitl amo cualli quincelihqueh iuhcatzan inihhuantin quinhuiquilihqueh ce yehyectzin huentli. Achtohui quemman topilehqueh ahcitoh huanya tlanahuatihquetl Hernán Cortés, nimantzin quimactilihqueh, quiquechtlalhuilihqueh nopa chalchihuicozcatl, chalchihuicuetlaxtli tlen ocelotl quipantlalhuilihqueh huan cequinoc tlamantli tlen quihuicayayah quitlalqueh iixtenno, nochi ni tlamantli yehyectzin quicelih Hernán Cortes.\n\nHernán Cortés ica topilehqueh tlen *Moteuczoma* tlahuel axcualli quincelih, pampa quemman tlanqui quimactilih nopa huentli, tlanahuatih ma quinilpican, iuhquinon quinmaihilpihqueh huan quinicxiihilpihqueh, teipan caxtiltlacameh tlatoponihqueh ican inintepoz, tlatopontli caquiztiyaya nelchicahuac, huacca topilehqueh tlen Moteuczoma huetziyayah tlalchi quence mictoqueh, teipan quintlalanayayah; iuhquinon quinchihuilih ni tlanahuatihquetl. Ica tlamantli Hernán Cortés, quinnextilih quitl itlapalehuihcahuan quence huehhueyih, chicahuaqueh tlacameh huan tlahuilananih ica ininmacheteh.","html":"Pan ni capitoloh macuilli zaniloa queniuhcatzan caxtitlacameh quincelihqueh nopa topilehqueh tlen Moteuczoma quemman ahcitoh pan nopa huei acalli. Neci quitl amo cualli quincelihqueh iuhcatzan inihhuantin quinhuiquilihqueh ce yehyectzin huentli. Achtohui quemman topilehqueh ahcitoh huanya tlanahuatihquetl Hernán Cortés, nimantzin quimactilihqueh, quiquechtlalhuilihqueh nopa chalchihuicozcatl, chalchihuicuetlaxtli tlen ocelotl quipantlalhuilihqueh huan cequinoc tlamantli tlen quihuicayayah quitlalqueh iixtenno, nochi ni tlamantli yehyectzin quicelih Hernán Cortes.
\nHernán Cortés ica topilehqueh tlen Moteuczoma tlahuel axcualli quincelih, pampa quemman tlanqui quimactilih nopa huentli, tlanahuatih ma quinilpican, iuhquinon quinmaihilpihqueh huan quinicxiihilpihqueh, teipan caxtiltlacameh tlatoponihqueh ican inintepoz, tlatopontli caquiztiyaya nelchicahuac, huacca topilehqueh tlen Moteuczoma huetziyayah tlalchi quence mictoqueh, teipan quintlalanayayah; iuhquinon quinchihuilih ni tlanahuatihquetl. Ica tlamantli Hernán Cortés, quinnextilih quitl itlapalehuihcahuan quence huehhueyih, chicahuaqueh tlacameh huan tlahuilananih ica ininmacheteh.
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