Page. Introduction 385 {1} Myth of the origin of dsilyídje qaçàl 387 {9} Ceremonies of dsilyídje qaçàl 418 {81} First four days 418 {84} Fifth day 419 {85} Sixth day 424 {100} Seventh day 428 {111} Eighth day 429 {115} Ninth day (until sunset) 430 {119} Last night 431 {124} First dance (nahikàï) 432 {129} Second dance (great plumed arrow) 433 {131} Third dance 435 {133} Fourth dance 436 {136} Fifth dance (sun) 437 {138} Sixth dance (standing arcs) 437 {140} Seventh dance 438 {141} Eighth dance (rising sun) 438 {142} Ninth dance (Hoshkàwn, or _Yucca_) 439 {143} Tenth dance (bear) 441 {147} Eleventh dance (fire) 441 {148} Other dances 443 {151} The great pictures of dsilyídje qaçàl 444 {154} First picture (home of the serpents) 446 {160} Second picture (yays and cultivated plants) 447 {163} Third picture (long bodies) 450 {172} Fourth picture (great plumed arrows) 451 {174} Sacrifices of dsilyídje qaçàl 451 {176} Original texts and translations of songs, &c. 455 {192} Songs of sequence 455 {193} First Song of the First Dancers 456 {198} First Song of the Mountain Sheep 457 {201} Sixth Song of the Mountain Sheep 457 {205} Twelfth Song of the Mountain Sheep 458 {209} First Song of the Thunder 458 {213} Twelfth Song of the Thunder 459 {216} First Song of the Holy Young Men, or Young Men Gods 459 {219} Sixth Song of the Holy Young Men 460 {223} Twelfth Song of the Holy Young Men 460 {227} Eighth Song of the Young Women who Become Bears 461 {231} One of the Awl Songs 461 {236}