The Myths of Mexico & Peru

by Lewis Spence

Tezozomoc, F. de A. On Mexican mythology, [58]

Theozapotlan. Mexican city, [203]

Thlingit. Indian tribe, [83]

Thomas, Professor C. Research on Maya writing, [162];
on God L, [176]

Thomas, St. The Apostle; Cortés believed to be, [7];
associated with the Maya cross, [187], [275];
and the wooden cross found in the valley of the Chichas, [274]

Thonapa. Son of the creator in Peruvian myth; in connection with stone-worship, [293];
myths of, [319]–320

Thunder-god, Peruvian, [299]–302

Tiahuanaco. Prehistoric city of the Andeans, [249]–250;
the great doorway at, [249];
in a legend of Manco Ccapac, [256];
in Inca creation-myth, [258];
and legend of Thonapa the Civiliser, [293]

Tiçotzicatzin. In the story of Princess Papan, [140]

Tikal. Maya city; architectural remains at, [196]