[151] Stephens, “Incidents of Travels in Yucatan,” tome I. p. 323.
[152] Stephens, “Incidents of Travels in Yucatan,” tome I. p. 324.
[153] Baron Friedrichsthal, app. to Cogolludo, book iv. Campeche, 1842.
[154] Bernal Diaz, tome I. chap. iii.
[155] Villa Gutierre Soto Mayor, “Hist. of the Conquest of Itza and the Lacandones,” chap. v. p. 30.
[156] Ibid. chap. vi. p. 43.
[157] Cogolludo, tome I. lib. xii. cap. viii.
[158] See note at end.
[159] The Hocco, or Powise (Crox alector), is a bird nearly the size of a turkey, and much prized for its delicate flesh.—Transl.
[160] Stephens, second vol. of “Central America and Yucatan.”