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Chicomecoatl

goddess of maize. [Aztec Myth.: Jobes, 322].

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TEQUILA MUSEO: Ensalada Chicomecoatl (Dios de Maíz).; www.tequilamuseo.com

Breve relación de los dioses y ritos de la gentilidad: esta la candela en el medio y alla la ofrecen a la Diosa Chicomecoatl, Diosa de los chicomecoatl.; www.biblioteca.org.ar

A PRA YER TO TLALOC: a ca oconmouiquilitiaque in unueltihuatzin, in chicomecoatl, in tonacayotl: 6 Chicomecoatl, 7-Serpent, was lhe goddess of all the fruits of thc earlh.; www.iih.unam.mx

Many of the great American civilizations were based on maize: Chicomecoatl ensured the success of the maize harvest. The Maya god that protected farmers' fields was Yum Kaax.; maize.uga.edu

AZTEC ART: www.famsi.org

Suggested Web Resources

Chicomecoatl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: In Aztec mythology, Chicomecoatl "Seven snakes", was the Aztec goddess of maize during the Middle Culture period.; en.wikipedia.org

Chicomecoatl: Mar 3, 1997 'Seven snakes'. The Aztec goddess of maize during the Middle Culture period.; www.pantheon.org

Maize Deity (Chicomecoatl) [Mexico; Aztec] (00.5.51) | Heilbrunn: Among the many female deities worshipped by the Aztecs, those responsible for agricultural fertility held a prominent place.; www.metmuseum.org

Chicomecoatl: Chicomecoatl, Serpent Goddess of Maize in Aztec: Chicomecoatl was the Aztec goddess of maize, food, and fertility.; atheism.about.com

Chicomecoatl (Aztec goddess) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia: www.britannica.com

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