Modern Mexicos Standard Guide to the City of Mexico And Vicinity
Modern Mexicos Standard Guide to the City of Mexico And Vicinity
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87. Chalchihuitlicue, "the jewel-skirted, " the Water Goddess. A fine sculpture in brown stone.
No. 49. The Tnxpan Monolith. (From the State of Vera Cruz. ) This most beautiful alto-relievo, sculptured on this remarkable stone, represents the setting Sun, Tzontemoc (the one who dived headlong). The ensemble is most interesting.
No. 53. Tlalteuctli, the God of Earth.
No. 50. Stone Cylinder (sculptured on one of its bases and on its lateral face). The relievo on its base is the representation of ...Tzontemoc. The setting Sun. This relievo may be FTCI Maxim ilian's Carriage.
compared with the one under No. 49. This specimen is most remarkable. It has been supposed that the monolith was a cuauhxicalli, or a vase destined to contain the hearts of the sacrificed human victims.
No. 193. A stone vase beautifully wrought. On the lateral surface it has a most remarkable ornament of interlaced bars and fillets.
No. 166. Woman Stone Idol, in two fragments, with some remains of paint. This is a remarkable specimen of Indian statuary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87. Chalchihuitlicue, "the jewel-skirted, " the Water Goddess. A fine sculpture in brown stone.
No. 49. The Tnxpan Monolith. (From the State of Vera Cruz. ) This most beautiful alto-relievo, sculptured on this remarkable stone, represents the setting Sun, Tzontemoc (the one who dived headlong). The ensemble is most interesting.
No. 53. Tlalteuctli, the God of Earth.
No. 50. Stone Cylinder (sculptured on one of its bases and on its lateral face). The relievo on its base is the representation of ...Tzontemoc. The setting Sun. This relievo may be FTCI Maxim ilian's Carriage.
compared with the one under No. 49. This specimen is most remarkable. It has been supposed that the monolith was a cuauhxicalli, or a vase destined to contain the hearts of the sacrificed human victims.
No. 193. A stone vase beautifully wrought. On the lateral surface it has a most remarkable ornament of interlaced bars and fillets.
No. 166. Woman Stone Idol, in two fragments, with some remains of paint. This is a remarkable specimen of Indian statuary.
What to read after Modern Mexicos Standard Guide to the City of Mexico And Vicinity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert South Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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