Chapter I: Appendix: Music

IX. Invocation to the Sun. 36
X. He and She. 36
XI. The Dancers' Song. 37
XII. The Lover's Song. 38
XIII. Funeral Chant. 38

HEAD PIECES.

I. Winged Circle—from Ococingo (Guatemala). 25
II. Winged Circle—from Egypt. 65
III. Queen Móo's Talisman, found in the urn containing the 77
charred heart and Viscera of Prince Coh, in his Mausoleum,
at Chicħen in 1875, by Dr. Le Plongeon.

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PRONUNCIATION AND DEFINITION OF
MAYA PROPER NAMES.

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AAC (Ak, as in _dark_.) Name of a prince. BALAM (Bǟ-läm, _a_ as in _far_.) God of agriculture. CAN (Kän, _a_ as in _far_.) Title of kings. CAY (Kǟ-ee.) Name of a high priest. CHICĦEN (Chee-chen, _chee_ as in _cheek_.) Name of a city. COH (Kō.) Name of a prince consort. HOMEN (Hō-men, _o_ as in _no_.) God of volcanic forces. KU (Koo, _oo_ as in _moon_.) The Supreme Intelligence. MAYA (Mǟ-yä, _a_ as in _far_.) Name of a nation. MÓO (Mō, _o_ as in _no_.) Name of a queen. MU (Moo, _oo_ as in _moon_.) Name of a country. NICTÉ (Nik-tay.) Name of a princess. YUM CIMIL (Yoom Keémil.) God of death. ZOƆ (Zŏdz.) Name of a queen.

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