- Citlāllīcuē ("star garment"), also Citlālinīcuē and
Ilamātēcuhtli, was a
creator goddess in
Aztec mythology. She
created the
stars with her
husband Citlalatonac...
-
related to
another Aztec goddess invoked at birth, viz.
Cihuacoatl (or
Ilamatecuhtli). In Taube's
revised Sc****has-Zimmermann
classification of codical...
- pronunciation: [s̻iwaˈkoː(ʷ)aːt͡ɬ], "snake woman", also Cihuacóatl See also
Ilamatecuhtli, Teteoinnan, Tlazolteotl, and Toci.
Miller and
Taube 1993, 2003, p.60...
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goddess or
sorceress of snakes,
scorpions and
insects of the desert.
Ilamatecuhtli,
goddess of
weavers and
patron goddess of
weaver guilds. Camaxtli, see...
- male gods.
There are
notable exceptions—for example, the
goddesses Ilamatecuhtli and Chalmecatecuhtli. In the
Huehuetlahtolli collected by
Horacio Carochi...
- Coyolxāuhqui
Ehecatl Huēhuecoyōtl ****tztlampaehecatl ****xtocihuatl
Ilamatecuhtli Ītzpāpālōtl
Itzpapalotlcihuatl Itzpapalotltotec Itztlacoliuhqui Ixtlilton...
-
effigies made from
maize dough ****l "Stretching" 31 December–19
January Ilamatecuhtli (Cihuacoatl) Old age
Feasts to old people, the
dance of the Cihuateteo...
-
Cihuamazatl Cihuaozomatl Cihuateteo ****ctli
Citlalicue (Citlalinicue,
Ilamatecuhtli)
Coatlicue (Atlatonan,
Teteoh Innan)
Coyolxauhqui ****xtocihuatl (Uixtochihuatl)...
-
decapitation XVII ****l (from
December 19 to
January 7) Tona-Cozcamiauh,
Ilamatecuhtli, Yacatecuhtli, ****tzilncuátec
Sacrifice of a
woman by
extraction of...
- was one of a
number of
motherhood and
fertility goddesses. (See also
Ilamatecuhtli, Teteoinnan, Tlazolteotl, and Toci.) The “yaoquizqui (The warrior):...
