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In de Tolteekse mythologie staat Itzlacoliuhque bekend als de heer van offers en rampen. Hij wordt ook vastgelegd als de god van obsidiaan, ijs, straf en menselijke ellende. De betekenis van zijn naam is “Zwaard van “gebogen obsidiaan”, hoewel sommige experts aangeven dat deze vertaling is verkeerd en vertaalt zich als; alles wat vervormd is […]https://ancientmythology.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/quinze.webp