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The Native Races [of the Pacific states], Volume 3, Myths and Languages, Volume 3

Note X-9 — Chapter X · GODS, SUPERNATURAL BEINGS, AND WORSHIP.

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Carbajal states that a temple bearing the name of the people, or their chief town, was erected in the metropolis, and attended by a body of priests brought from the province. Discurso, p. 110. This may, however, be a misinterpretation of Torquemada, who gives a description of a building attached to the chief temple at Mexico, in which the idols of subjugated people were kept imprisoned, to prevent them from aiding their worshipers to regain their liberty.

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