Now for the proof that it is designed for the same purpose as the looped line on the other plate. But it is necessary that I present first, in a tabular form, a Mexican calendar ([Table XIV]) similar to the condensed Maya calendar heretofore given.

I also give, immediately following, a list of Mexican days for thirteen months, the number necessary to make the circuit of the plate, just as the list of Maya days heretofore given. In this case I have used the English equivalents of the Mexican words for the benefit of English readers.

Table XIV.—Condensed Mexican calendar.

Tochtli
years.
Acatl
years.
Tecpatl
years.
Calli
years.
Numbers of the months.
1
14
2
15
3
16
4
17
5
18
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Cozcaquauhtli.Cipactli.Miquiztli.Ozomatli.18293104115126137
Ollin. Ehecatl. Mazatl. Malinalli. 2 9 310 411 512 613 7 1 8
Tecpatl. Calli. Tochtli. Acatl. 310 411 512 613 7 1 8 2 9
Quiahuitl. Cuetzpalin. Atl. Ocelotl. 411 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 310
Xochitl. Coatl. Itzcuintli. Quauhtli. 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 411
Cipactli. Miquiztli. Ozomatli. Cozcaquauhtli. 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 411 512
Ehecatl. Mazatl. Malinalli. Ollin. 7 1 8 2 9 310 411 512 613
Calli. Tochtli. Acatl. Tecpatl. 8 2 9 310 411 512 613 7 1
Cuetzpalin. Atl. Ocelotl. Quiahuitl. 9 310 411 512 613 7 1 8 2
Coatl. Itzcuintli. Quauhtli. Xochitl. 10 411 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 3
Miquiztli. Ozomatli. Cozcaquauhtli. Cipactli. 11 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 4
Mazatl. Malinalli. Ollin. Ehecatl. 12 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 411 5
Tochtli. Acatl. Tecpatl. Calli. 13 7 1 8 2 9 310 411 512 6
Atl. Ocelotl. Quiahuitl. Cuetzpalin. 1 8 2 9 310 411 512 613 7
Itzcuintli. Quauhtli. Xochitl. Coatl. 2 9 310 411 512 613 7 1 8
Ozomatli. Cozcaquauhtli. Cipactli. Miquiztli. 310 411 512 613 7 1 8 2 9
Malinalli. Ollin. Ehecatl. Mazatl. 411 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 310
Acatl. Tecpatl. Calli. Tochtli. 512 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 411
Ocelotl. Quiahuitl. Cuetzpalin. Atl. 613 7 1 8 2 9 310 411 512
Quauhtli.Xochitl.Coatl.Itzcuintli.71829310411512613

This calendar begins the year Acatl with Cipactli to correspond with what I believe to have been the plan on which the Fejervary plate was made; this, as will be seen, does not agree with what is generally supposed to have been the usual method. The following table of days can be used for either year, but commences as the Acatl years in the preceding calendar.

Table XV.—A List of Mexican Days for Thirteen Months.

[The dark lines indicate the points where the months end.]