Note 35 — Chapter II

See Seler, indexes, and the picturesque and romantic treatment by Brasseur de Bourbourg [a], iii. The more striking early sources are Sahagun, III. iii-xv; VI. vii, xxv (quoted), xxxiv (quoted); IX. xxix; X. iii, iv; Ixtlilxochitl, Historia Chichimeca, I. i, ii; Anales de Cuauhtitlan, pp. 17-23; Mendieta, II. v; and Explicación del Codex Telleriano-Remensis (Kingsborough, v). For later discussions see Léon de Rosny, "Le Mythe de Quetzalcoatl," in Archives de la société des américanistes de France (Paris, 1878); Seler [a], iii, "Ueber die natürlichen Grundlagen mexikanischer Mythen"; [b], pp. 41-48 (p. 45 here quoted); and Joyce [b], pp. 46-51. Duplicates or analogues of Quetzalcoatl are described in Mythology of All Races, Boston, 1916, x, Ch. IX, iii, v; Ch. XI, ii (p. 243); and infra, Ch. IV, ii; Ch. V, iv; Ch. VI, iv; Ch. VII, iv; Ch. VIII, ii.