Note 150 — Chapter VII

The Inca pantheon is described by Markham [a], chh. viii, ix, and by Joyce [c], ch. vii. The primary sources are Garcilasso de la Vega, Cieza de León, Molina, Salcamayhua, and Sarmiento, and perhaps most important of all Blas Valera, the "Anonymous Jesuit" whose writings were utilized by various early narrators. Salcamayhua's chart is published by Markham, in a corrected form, in Rites and Laws of the Yncas, p. 84. The literal reproduction accompanies Hagar's discussion of it, CA xii, and it has been several times reproduced. Its interpretation is discussed by Hagar, loc. cit.; Spinden, AA, new series, xviii (1916); Lafone Quevado [b], and "Los Ojos de Imaymana," with a reproduction of the chart which he characterizes as "the key to Peruvian symbolism"; cf., also, Ambrosetti, CA xix (Washington, 1913).