History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 1/4Prescott, William Hickling
History
History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 1/4
Prescott, William Hickling
Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547; Mexico -- History -- Conquest, 1519-1540
Torturing of the Victim 92
Sacrifice of Infants 92
Cannibal Banquets 93
Number of Victims 94
Houses of Skulls 95
Cannibalism of the Aztecs 99
Criticism on Sahagun’s History 101
CHAPTER IV
MEXICAN HIEROGLYPHICS--MANUSCRIPTS--ARITHMETIC--CHRONOLOGY--ASTRONOMY
Dawning of Science 105
Picture-writing 106
Aztec Hieroglyphics 108
Manuscripts of the Mexicans 109
Emblematic Symbols 110
Phonetic Signs 111
Materials of the Aztec Manuscripts 114
Form of their Volumes 115
Destruction of most of them 116
Remaining Manuscripts 117
Difficulty of deciphering them 120
Minstrelsy of the Aztecs 123
Theatrical Entertainments 124
System of Notation 124
Their Chronology 126
The Aztec Era 129
Calendar of the Priests 132
Science of Astrology 135
Astrology of the Aztecs 136
Their Astronomy 137
Wonderful Attainments in this Science 138
Remarkable Festival 140
Carnival of the Aztecs 142
Lord Kingsborough’s Work 143
Criticism on Gama 144
CHAPTER V
AZTEC AGRICULTURE--MECHANICAL ARTS--MERCHANTS--DOMESTIC
MANNERS
Mechanical Genius 146
Agriculture 147
Mexican Husbandry 148
Vegetable Products 150
Mineral Treasures 153
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