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Itztli ehecatl at 06:09, 6 July 2014

2014-07-06T06:09:17Z

2014-07-06T06:05:20Z

2014-07-06T06:04:22Z

‎Trecena Order and Teotl Associations Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.

2014-07-06T05:59:12Z

‎Trecena Order and Teotl Associations Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.

2014-07-06T05:58:40Z

‎Trecena Order and Teotl Associations Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.

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−	This is in reference to a 13 day period. The trecena is the reference point at which we find day signs. The [[tonalli]] is often referred to as a house belonging to the trecena in the Florentine Codex.	+	This is in reference to a 13 day period. The trecena is the reference point at which we find day signs within the tonalpohualli. It serves the same purpose in the tonalpohualli as the Cempohualilhuitl does in the Xiuhpohualli. The [[tonalli]] is often referred to as a house belonging to the trecena in the Florentine Codex.

	==== Trecena Order and Teotl Associations <ref>Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.</ref> ====		==== Trecena Order and Teotl Associations <ref>Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.</ref> ====

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:05, 6 July 2014
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−	This is in reference to a 13 day period. The trecena is the reference point at which we find day signs.	+	This is in reference to a 13 day period. The trecena is the reference point at which we find day signs. The [[tonalli]] is often referred to as a house belonging to the trecena in the Florentine Codex.

	==== Trecena Order and Teotl Associations <ref>Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.</ref> ====		==== Trecena Order and Teotl Associations <ref>Boone, Elizabeth Hill. Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate. Page 48.</ref> ====

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 | 10
 | 1 Tecpatl
-| [[Mictlantecuhtli]]
+| Mictlantecuhtli and Tonatiuh
 |-
 | 11
 | 1 Ozomahtli
-| [[Patecatl]] and [[Cuauhtliocelotl]]
+| Patecatl, sometimes with eagle and jaguar
 |-
 | 12
 | 1 Cuetzpallin
-| [[Itztlacoliuhqui]]
+| Itztlacoliuhqui
 |-
 | 13
 | 1 Ollin
-| [[Tezcatlipoca]] or [[Uactli]] and [[Ixcuina]] or [[Tlazolteotl]]
+| Tlazolteotl
 |-
 | 14
 | 1 Itzcuintli
-| [[Tlazolteotl]]
+| Xipe Totec
 |-
 | 15
 | 1 Calli
-| [[Xipe Totec]] and [[Quetzalcoatl]]
+| Itzpapalotl
 |-
 | 16
 | 1 Cozcacuauhtli
-| [[Itzpapalotl]]
+| Xolotl, sometimes with Tlalchitonatiuh
 |-
 | 17
 | 1 Atl
-| [[Xolotl]] and [[Tlalchitonatiuh]] or 4 Ollin
+| Chalchiuhtotolin
 |-
 | 18
 | 1 Ehecatl
-| [[Chalchiuhtototl]]
+| Chantico
 |-
 | 19
 | 1 Cuauhtli
-| [[Tonatiuh]]
+| Xochiquetzal, with dancer or animal
 |-
 | 20
 | 1 Tochtli
-| [[Xochiquetzal]] and [[Tezcatlipoca]]
+| Xiuhtecuhtli and Xipe/Iztapaltotec
 |}

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 ==== Trecena Order and Teotl Associations <ref>Boone, Elizabeth Hill.  Cycles of Time and Meaning in the Mexican Books of Fate.  Page 48.</ref> ====
-{| class="wikitable" align="left"
+{| class="wikitable" align="center"
 ! Number
 ! Trecena

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 | [[Xochiquetzal]] and [[Tezcatlipoca]]
 |}
 <references />