[534:5] See Early Hist. Mankind, p. 252; Squire's Serpent Symbol; and Prescott: Con. Peru.
[534:6] See Ibid., and the Andes and the Amazon, p. 454.
[534:7] See Early Hist. Mankind, p. 842.
[534:8] Ibid.
[534:9] See [Chapter XII].
[534:10] See [Chapter XXV].
[534:11] See [Chapter XX].
Mr. Prescott, speaking of the Pyramid of Cholula, in his Mexican History, says: "On the summit stood a sumptuous temple, in which was the image of the mystic deity (Quetzalcoatle), with ebon features, unlike the fair complexion which he bore upon earth." And Kenneth R. H. Mackenzie says (in Cities of the Ancient World, p. 180): "From the woolly texture of the hair, I am inclined to assign to the Buddha of India, the Fuhi of China, the Sommonacom of the Siamese, the Xaha of the Japanese, and the Quetzalcoatle of the Mexicans, the same, and indeed an African, or rather Nubian, origin."
[534:12] See [Chapter XXII].
[534:13] See [Chapter XXIII].