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Tlazōlteōtl

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524: 551: 161: 536: 401:, because he was thought to be invisible and omnipresent, therefore seeing everything; and Tlazolteotl, the deity of lechery and unlawful love. It is said that when a man confessed before Tlazolteotl everything was revealed. Purification with Tlazolteotl would be done through a priest. One could only receive the "mercy" once in their life which is why the practice was most common among the elderly. 1077: 55: 1002: 389:. It was said that Tlazolteotl and her companions would afflict people with disease if they indulged themselves in forbidden love. The uncleanliness was considered both on a physical and moral level and could be cured by steam bath, a rite of purification, or calling upon the Tlazōltēteoh, the deities of love and desires. 412:) to determine the best day and time for the purification to take place. On the day of, he would listen to the sins confessed and then render judgment and penance, ranging from fasts to presentation of offerings and ritual song and dance, depending on the nature and the severity of the sin. 490:(meaning "sweeping") that was held September 2–21 to recognize the harvest season. The ceremonies conducted during this timeframe included ritual cleaning, sweeping, and repairing, as well as the casting of corn seed, dances, and military ceremonies. 523: 827:
Klein reinterprets the ochre color symbols found around the mouth and nose of some Tlazolteotl depictions, as well as painted to represent matter emanating from the buttocks — from connoting 'dirt' to 'divine excrement.' She notes that
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According to Aztec belief, it was Tlazolteotl who inspired vicious desires and who likewise forgave and cleaned away sin. She was also thought to cause disease, especially
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The moons represent the cyclical nature of sin and purification, and the animal motifs serve to ground the deity in the earth and indicate fertility.
1694: 834:— interpreted by many academics as Tlazolteotl's root word — is not only excrement or something old or used. Similarly the word for 'venerable' is 1924: 961:. Monographs of the school of American research. Translated by Anderson, Arthur J.O.; Dibble, Charles. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press. 846:, the buttocks. Urine as 'liquid gold' and offerings of excrement are examples of 'divine excrement' or, as Klein writes playfully, 'Holy Shit'. 696: 859: 984: 820: 2025: 1989: 1869: 535: 509: 1027: 386: 1964: 1934: 1769: 1729: 199: 1939: 1814: 1809: 977:
The Art and Iconography of late post-Classic Mexico: a conference at Dumbarton Oaks, October 22nd and 23rd, 1977
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Sullivan, T. (1982). "Tlazolteotl-Ixcuina: The Great Spinner and Weaver". In Boone, Elizabeth Hill (ed.).
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Tlazolteotl played an important role in the confession of wrongdoing through her priests.
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mother goddess from the Gulf Coast who was assimilated into Aztec views of Tlazolteotl.
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symbolized the ingestion of the sin and in doing so purified it. She was depicted with
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For the Aztecs there were two main deities thought to preside over purification:
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An Illustrated Dictionary of the Gods and Symbols of Ancient Mexico and the Maya
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was one of the primary Aztec deities celebrated in the festival of
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Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites of Birthing and Healing
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Huaxtec statue of Tlazolteotl from Mexico, 900-1450 CE (
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Florentine Codex: History of the Things of New Spain
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Her 948:Miller, Mary; Taube, Karl (1997). 237:("the death caused by lust"), and 25: 1815:Lienzo de Coixtlahuaca I & II 1060:: Ometēcuthli and Omecihuātl (or 277:, the one beginning with the day 1075: 1000: 957:de Sahagun, Bernardino (1982) . 549: 534: 522: 59:Tlahzōlteōtl as depicted in the 1990:Codex Vindobonensis Mexicanus I 1870:Oztoticpac Lands Map of Texcoco 1820:Lienzo de Santa María Nativitas 504:, the fictitious artifact, the 273:of the sacred 260-day calendar 219:. She is known by three names, 1830:Lienzo de Zacatepec I & II 510:Dumbarton Oaks birthing figure 172:of the Aztec sacred calendar ( 1: 508:is based on the actual Aztec 231:or filthy excrescence ") and 941:The Daily life of the Aztecs 425:was called "Deity of Dirt" ( 212:[t͡ɬaʔs̻oːɬˈteoːt͡ɬ] 1965:Historia Tolteca-Chichimeca 1825:Lienzo de Santiago Ihuitlan 809:Gonzales, Patrisia (2012). 2047: 1925:Codex Santa Maria Asunción 1705:Boban Aztec Calendar Wheel 858:Klein, Cecelia F. (1993). 478: 421: 356: 344: 336:(the younger sister, also 332: 322: 265:is the deity for the 13th 261: 1940:Codex Telleriano-Remensis 1730:Mapas de Cuauhtinchan 1-4 1700:Codices Becker I & II 1073: 712:Miller & Taube (1997) 541:Another drawing from the 431:) and "Eater of Ordure" ( 348:(the middle sister, also 52: 44: 37: 1880:Plano en papel de maguey 1690:Codices Azoyú I & II 2026:Love and lust goddesses 1675:Aubin Manuscript no. 20 966:Townsend, R.F. (2000). 842: 836: 830: 501:Raiders of the Lost Ark 484: 461: 454: 433: 427: 368: 362: 350: 338: 312: 279: 254: 245: 239: 233: 227: 221: 203: 1810:Lienzo Antonio de León 952:. Thames & Hudson. 939:Soustelle, J. 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Retrieved 901:The Guardian 899: 890: 878: 869: 863: 853: 826: 811: 792:, p. 15 785: 773: 768:, p. 11 761: 719: 707: 689:Viking Press 684: 660: 649: 644:, p. 12 607: 595: 576:Xōchiquetzal 543:Codex Borgia 499: 498:In the film 497: 476: 439:purification 419: 405: 404:The priest ( 403: 399:Tezcatlipoca 396: 393:Purification 384: 369:tlazōltēteoh 309: 298:There was a 297: 289: 259: 196:Tlahzōlteōtl 195: 189: 173: 138:(1,600 gods) 104:Ethnic group 61:Codex Borgia 33:Tlahzōlteōtl 1930:Selden Roll 1905:Codex Reese 1875:Paris Codex 1865:Codex Osuna 1765:Codex Durán 1750:Codex Cospi 1670:Aubin Codex 1606:Teotihuacan 1581:Chicomoztoc 1540:Tiānquiztli 1484:Zacatzontli 1464:Xochitlicue 1424:Tlalocayotl 1414:Tepoztēcatl 1324:Ītzpāpālōtl 1210:Nanahuatzin 1183:Tlazōlteōtl 1166:Tepēyōllōtl 1051:Primordials 1007:Tlazolteotl 872:(3): 20–27. 865:Art Journal 726:, p. 8 506:Golden Idol 486:Ochpaniztli 479:Tlazōlteōtl 443:dirt-eating 434:Tlahēlcuāni 428:Tlazōlteōtl 422:Tlazōlteōtl 416:Dirt eating 363:ixcuinammeh 351:Tlahcoyēhua 262:Tlazōlteōtl 222:Tlahēlcuāni 204:Tlâçolteotl 180:Tlazolteotl 98:Mesoamerica 68:Other names 27:Aztec deity 2015:Categories 1915:Codex Ríos 1805:Codex Laud 1601:Tamoanchan 1595:Underworld 1576:Cemanahuac 1545:Tzitzimitl 1525:Cihuateteo 1500:Ahuiateteo 1454:Xōchipilli 1284:Cipactonal 1274:Cihuacōātl 1200:Citlālicue 1113:Xipe Totec 968:The Aztecs 933:References 581:Toilet god 562:Am,+.7001 406:tlapouhqui 328:first born 217:adulterers 208:pronounced 124:Omecihuatl 79:Tlalticpac 1644:Five Suns 1530:Civateteo 1444:Tonantzin 1439:Toltecatl 1344:Ixtlilton 1289:Cōātlīcue 323:Tiyacapan 255:Ix Cuinim 164:From the 115:Genealogy 1637:practice 1616:Tlālōcān 1520:Cintēteo 1399:Patecatl 1384:Opochtli 1379:Mixcoatl 1364:Mayahuel 1269:Chīmalmā 1259:Chantico 1249:Atlacoya 1225:Tōnatiuh 1151:Cinteotl 1141:Centeōtl 1117:Camaxtle 1058:Ōmeteōtl 831:tlazōlli 683:(2011). 570:See also 473:Festival 357:Xōcotzin 313:Ixcuinan 280:Ce Ōllin 246:Ixcuinan 228:tlahēlli 184:Cinteotl 152:Cinteotl 143:Children 131:Siblings 1663:Codices 1591:Mictlān 1566:Anahuac 1449:Xilonen 1429:Tlilhua 1389:Oxomoco 1369:Metztli 1299:Ehecatl 1244:Atlahua 1128:Deities 908:20 July 843:tzintli 516:Gallery 462:tzintli 333:Tēicuih 300:Huastec 269:trecena 251:Huastec 240:Ixcuina 170:trecena 120:Parents 110:(Nahoa) 18:Ixcuina 1626:Tōllān 1571:Aztlán 1559:Places 1493:Groups 1474:Xolotl 1469:Xocotl 1394:Painal 1178:Tláloc 983:  819:  695:  354:) and 345:Tlahco 285:jaguar 94:Region 88:Female 84:Gender 1593:(The 587:Notes 560:, id: 447:ochre 339:Tēiuc 326:(the 146:With 108:Aztec 76:Abode 1434:Toci 1115:(or 1064:and 981:ISBN 910:2009 837:tzin 817:ISBN 693:ISBN 467:gold 456:tzin 387:STDs 198:(or 134:the 376:Sin 366:or 342:), 330:), 243:or 190:In 2017:: 898:. 870:52 868:. 862:. 825:. 797:^ 746:^ 731:^ 672:^ 634:^ 619:^ 287:. 253:: 206:, 202:: 194:, 150:: 1597:) 1240:) 1174:) 1119:) 1068:) 1036:e 1029:t 1022:v 989:. 912:. 701:. 564:) 249:( 20:)

Index

Ixcuina
Nauhtzonteteo

Codex Borgia
Female
Mesoamerica
Aztec
Omecihuatl
Nauhtzonteteo
Piltzintecuhtli
Cinteotl

Codex Borbonicus
trecena
tonalpohualli
Tlazolteotl
Cinteotl
Aztec mythology
Classical Nahuatl
[t͡ɬaʔs̻oːɬˈteoːt͡ɬ]
adulterers
Huastec
trecena
Tōnalpōhualli
jaguar
Huastec
quadrupartite
first born
STDs
Tezcatlipoca

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