Quiché, Supreme Divinity of, [71], note;
Sacred book of, [72], note;
totems, [164], note;
numerical and social system, illustrated by tradition, [182];
compared with Zuñi, [182];
“Lord of the Mountain” title, [211];
affix in name, ché, Maya word for tree, [235];
used day and year signs as personal and tribal names, [253];
traditions of destruction of earth, [270].
Quilaztli, sister of Huitzilopochtli, myth concerning, [60];