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

Note II-39 — Chapter II · ORIGIN AND END OF THINGS.

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With the reader, as with myself, this clause will probably call up something more than a mere suspicion of Spanish influence tinging the incidents of the legend. The Pimas themselves, however, asserted that this tradition existed among them long before the arrival of the Spaniards and was not modified thereby. One fact that seems to speak for the comparative purity of their traditions is that the name of Montezuma is nowhere to be found in them, although Cremony, Apaches, p. 102, states the contrary.

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