Sun lore of all ages; a collection of myths and legends concerning the sun and its worship (1914)
Olcott, William Tyler, 1873-1936 · New York London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 370
to represent days—two hundredin all. Crossing this ring and extending to thesixth are four large arrowheads. The latter ringis the largest of all, and is formed by two hugeserpents whose tails terminate in arrowheadsornamented with feathers. The chronological fig-ures between the ends of the tails… … The Aztec Calendar StoneCourtesy of Mrs. J. R. Creelman Symbolic Forms of the Sun 299 the right) Quetzalcoatl, god of the air. The rimof the huge stone is adorned with conical glyptics,half stars and balls symbolic of the worlds andstars. ... By means of this Calendario thepriests kept their own…
Sun worship · Mythology
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