Huitzilopochtli
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| Vitzilopuchtli | Huitzilopochtli, | |
| Can maceualli | Only a subject, | |
| Can tlacatl catca. | Only a mortal was. | |
| Naualli | A magician, | |
| Tetzauitl | A terror, | |
| Atlacacemelle | A stirrer of strife, | |
| Teixcuepani | A deceiver, | |
| Quiyocoyani in yaoyotl | A maker of war, | |
| Yautecani | An arranger of battles, | |
| Yautlatoani; | A lord of battles; | |
| Ca itechpa mitoaya | And of him it was said | |
| Tepan quitlaza | That he hurled | |
| In xiuhcoatl | His flaming serpent, | |
| Immamalhuaztli | His fire stick; | |
| Quitoznequi yaoyotl | Which means war, | |
| Teoatl tlachinolli. | Blood and burning; | |
| Auh iniquac ilhuiq'xtililoya | And when his festival was celebrated, | |
| Malmicouaya | Captives were slain, | |
| Tlaaltilmicoaya | Washed slaves were slain, | |
| Tealtilaya impochteca. | The merchants washed them. | |
| Auh inic mochichiuaya: | And thus he was arrayed: | |
| Xiuhtotonacoche catca | With headdress of green feathers, | |
| Xiuhcoanauale | Holding his serpent torch, | |
| Xiuhtlalpile | Girded with a belt, | |
| Matacaxe | Bracelets upon his arms, | |
| Tzitzile | Wearing turquoises, | |
| Oyuvale. | As a master of messengers. |
Blue-Hummingbird-on-the-Left. Traditional Méxica war god.
