Forms of Xochipilli 201 Forms of Xipe 204 Stone Image of Xipe 205 Forms of Xipe 208 Itzpapalotl 222 Itzpapalotl (Stone of Aristides Martel) 223 Xilonen and Zapotlantenan 223 Forms of Tlaloc 236, 237, 240 Chalchihuitlicue 258 Chalchihuitlicue and Tlauizcalpantecutli 259 Chalchihuitlicue and Uixtociuatl 260 Forms of the Tlaloquê 261 Xiuhtecutli and Tlauizcalpantecutli 268, 269, 272 Xiuhtecutli and Chantico 276 Ixcoçanhqui and Chantico 277 Tepoxtecatl 292 Patecatl, with Octli Emblems 293 The Octli-gods 298, 299 Totoltecatl 299 Forms of Tonatiuh 300 Mexican Idea of Sacrifice to the Sun-god 301 Planetary Deities 304 Forms of Mixcoatl 310, 311 Forms of Tlauizcalpantecutli 320 Tlauizcalpantecutli and Victim 321 Forms of the Underworld Deities 328 Statue of an Octli-god 329 Variants of the Great Gods 336 Xolotl and Tlaloc 344 Minor Deities 345 The Lords of the Night-hours 364 NOTE ON THE PRONUNCIATION OF MEXICAN The pronunciation of Mexican names presents at first some little difficulty. The letter X is invariably pronounced as sh, so that Mixcoatl and Mexitli are, viva voce, Mishcoatly and Meshitlee, the final tl being pronounced as tl followed by a short y, although the natives in many parts of the country articulate it with a definite clicking sound, unapproachable by a European. The names of the more important gods are pronounced as follows: Uitzilopochtli = Wit-zil-o-potchtly Tezcatlipocâ = Tez-catly-pocā Quetzalcoatl = Quetzal-co-at-ly Xipe = Shee-pay Chalchihuitlicue = Chal-chĕĕ-wĕĕt-lēē-kway.