Butler, Sara (Aston) · New York, Cincinnati, The Abingdon press · leaf 32
enatives that they ran in every direction. Therewere no horses at this time in the New World,and those that the conqueror brought not onlysurprised but terrified the natives, who whenthey saw these animals decked out in fantastictrappings and their riders dressed in strangeuniforms, believed that… … HISTORIC CHURCHES IN MEXICO Cholula had about 150,000 inhabitants. Itstemples were numerous (the Spaniardsclaimed to have counted 400 towers), and itheld a great company of priests. Indeed itwas regarded at this time as the holy city ofthe Aztecs. Its chief temple was the famouspyramid of Cholula,…
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