Rig Veda Americanus
Rig Veda Americanus
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Auh inaxcan yequetzaltotol inic ni tlazcaltia.
6. _Q. N. _, tiacauh in oteuh in atlaua, auh inaxcan yuhqui quetzaltotolin nitlazcaltia.
_The Hymn of Atlaua. _ 1. I Chalmecatl, I Chalmecatl, I leave behind my sandles, I leave mysandles and my helmet.
2. Go ye forth and follow the goddess Quilaztli, follow her 3. I shall call upon thee to arise when among the shields, I shallcall upon thee to arise.
4. I boast of my arrows, even my reed arrows, I boast of my arrows, not to be broken.
... 5. Arrayed in priestly garb, take the arrow in thy hand, for even nowI shall arise and come forth like the quetzal bird.
6. Mighty is my god Atlaua; truly I shall arise and come forth likethe quetzal bird.
_Notes. _ _Atlaua_, mentioned by Olmos, who translates the word "Master ofwaters, " is a divinity of whom little is known. The derivation from_atlatl_, arrow, would seem more appropriate to the words of this hymn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Auh inaxcan yequetzaltotol inic ni tlazcaltia.
6. _Q. N. _, tiacauh in oteuh in atlaua, auh inaxcan yuhqui quetzaltotolin nitlazcaltia.
_The Hymn of Atlaua. _ 1. I Chalmecatl, I Chalmecatl, I leave behind my sandles, I leave mysandles and my helmet.
2. Go ye forth and follow the goddess Quilaztli, follow her 3. I shall call upon thee to arise when among the shields, I shallcall upon thee to arise.
4. I boast of my arrows, even my reed arrows, I boast of my arrows, not to be broken.
... 5. Arrayed in priestly garb, take the arrow in thy hand, for even nowI shall arise and come forth like the quetzal bird.
6. Mighty is my god Atlaua; truly I shall arise and come forth likethe quetzal bird.
_Notes. _ _Atlaua_, mentioned by Olmos, who translates the word "Master ofwaters, " is a divinity of whom little is known. The derivation from_atlatl_, arrow, would seem more appropriate to the words of this hymn.
What to read after Rig Veda Americanus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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