Queen Moo’s Talisman

Entered according to act of Congress, June. 1902, by Alice Dixon Le Plongeon,

in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

To Doctor Augustus Le Plongeon,

whose works inspired these pages, their author

dedicates them: not as a worth offering, but as

A Small Token

Of loving endeavor to gratify his oft expressed desire.

Brooklyn, N. Y., May, 1902.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Engraved by F. A. Ringler & Co., of New York, from photographs

and drawings by

Dr. Augustus Le Plongeon.

PLATE		PAGE
I.	Author’s portrait (Frontispiece).
II.	Prince Coh in battle—tracing from fresco painting on walls of Coh’s funeral chamber, in Memorial Hall at Chicħen.	[35]
III.	Mausoleum of High Priest Cay, at Chicħen.	[41]
IV.	Queen Móo’s portrait—Demi-relief on entablature of east façade of Governor’s House at Uxmal.	[43]
V.	Portrait of High Priest Cay. From a sculpture on the west side of the pyramid called the Dwarf’s House at Uxmal. (Discovered on June 1st, 1881, by Dr. Le Plongeon).	[47]
VI.	Prince Coh’s portrait. His statue discovered by Dr. Le Plongeon at Chicħen in 1875.	[53]
VII.	Prince Coh’s Memorial Hall at Chicħen. Restoration by Dr. Le Plongeon.	[55]
VIII.	Prince Aac’s Portrait. From a sculptured wooden lintel over the door of the funeral chamber in Memorial Hall at Chicħen.	[61]

Appendix—Music.

IX.	Invocation to the Sun.	[36]
X.	He and She.	[36]
XI.	The Dancers’ Song.	[37]
XII.	The Lover’s Song.	[38]
XIII.	Funeral Chant.	[38]

Head Pieces.

I.	Winged Circle—from Ococingo (Guatemala).	[25]
II.	Winged Circle—from Egypt.	[65]
III.	Queen Móo’s Talisman, found in the urn containing the charred heart and Viscera of Prince Coh, in his Mausoleum, at Chicħen in 1875, by Dr. Le Plongeon.	[77]

PRONUNCIATION AND DEFINITION OF

MAYA PROPER NAMES.