[Aztlan] God L

[D. M. Urquidi]

Ksren"

It is the owl (that which watches thoughout the night,) with one foot.
The other is part of the flowers of Tamoanchan.

It indicates the two trees that held up the world. . . . And can be found as a download and explained in :

Phillips Jr., Henry (1883) History of the Mexicans as Told by Their Paintings Translated and edited by Henry Phillips Jr. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society XXI:616-651, 1883. (edited  for FAMSI by Alec Christensen)

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--- On Sun, 11/8/09, Karen Bassie <rick.bassie at nucleus.com> wrote:

> From: Karen Bassie <rick.bassie at nucleus.com>
> Subject: [Aztlan] God L
> To: "Johanne Tournier" <jltournier at ns.sympatico.ca>
> Date: Sunday, November 8, 2009, 1:33 PM
> Johanne,
> The image in question is from the jamb in the Temple of the
> Cross. One 
> of the diagnostic traits of God L (the maternal grandfather
> of the hero 
> twins) is an owl headdress which the TC deity is wearing.
> In contrast, 
> Itzamnaaj (the paternal grandfather of the hero twins)
> wears a flower 
> headdress with an ak'bal sign infixed in the center of the
> flower. It is 
> the same headdress worn by Itzamnaaj's bird manifestation.
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