Painting of the Idols of the Temple of Huitzilopochtli, Mexico Tenochtitlan, 1539–1540: Strategies to Safeguard Legitimacy

Painting of the Idols of the Temple of Huitzilopochtli, Mexico Tenochtitlan, 1539–1540: Strategies to Safeguard Legitimacy

Sacred bundles—tlaquimilolliin Nahuatl—were one of the main objects of veneration in Mesoamerican religion. These bundles made of cloth,amatepaper, or reed mat boxes contained a number of objects representing different deities and were the focus of great devotion.² However, beyond this reverence, th...

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