Chapter VIII: Gods, Supernatural Beings, and Worship

Various accounts of the Birth, Origin, and Derivation of the
name of the Mexican War God, Huitzilopochtli, of his Temple,
Image, Ceremonial, Festivals, and his Deputy, or Page, Paynal --
Clavigero -- Boturini -- Acosta -- Solis -- Sahagun -- Herrera
-- Torquemada -- J. G. Müller's Summary of the Huitzilopochtli
Myths, their Origin, Relation, and Signification -- Tylor --
Codex Vaticanus -- Tlaloc, God of Water, especially of Rain, and
of Mountains -- Clavigero, Gama, and Ixtlilxochitl -- Prayer in
time of Drought -- Camargo, Motolinia, Mendieta, and the Vatican
Codex on the Sacrifices to Tlaloc -- The Decorations of his
Victims and the places of their Execution -- Gathering Rushes
for the Service of the Water God -- Highway Robberies by the
Priests at this time -- Decorations and Implements of the
Priests -- Punishments for Ceremonial Offences -- The Whirlpool
of Pantitlan -- Images of the Mountains in honor of the Tlaloc
Festival -- Of the coming Rain and Mutilation of the Images of
the Mountains -- General Prominence in the cult of Tlaloc, of
the Number Four, the Cross, and the Snake 288