[147]. Dr. Seler, in Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 1891, p. 111, gives another monogram for Kin ich—the cauac, with the “blowing” prefix (see p. 98) and the “machete” subfix.

[148]. See Cogolludo: Historia de Yucatan, Tom. I, p. 317.

[149]. This inscription, painted on stucco, was copied by H. F. Becker and printed in the Archives de la Société Américaine de France. See de Rosny, L’Interpretation des anciens Textes Mayas, p. 12., note (Paris, 1875).

[150]. Another example is in the Thompson collection, and a third, somewhat similar, also from a vase from Yucatan (now in Berlin), has been published by Dr. Schellhas, Internat. Archiv. für Ethnographie, 1890 (p. 3 of his separatum).

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

  1. Changed “plainly visibly” to “plainly visible” on p. [43].
  2. Changed “presented Fig. [30]” to “presented in Fig. [30]” on p. [83].
  3. Changed “Fig. No. 2” to “Fig. [42] No. 2” on p. [93].
  4. Changed “ths divinity; No. 7, fromi” to “this divinity; No. 7, from” on p. [122].
  5. “Dicc. Motul” is frequently referred to as “Dic. Motul”. Did not change.
  6. Silently corrected typographical errors.
  7. Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed.