Upper 22 h.sp=tls^-----------------------20 supernaturals
3. double-plumes; striped |
8. quetzal; striped uniform |
4. feathered scepter |
9. avian scepter |
6. crocodile |
10. crocodile-head as root |
7. sistrum (musical instrument) |
11. musical instrument |
8. box holding head of Osiris |
12. collar around neck |
12. god holding his hands above his head |
14. god holding his hands above his head |
13-14. plant with snake |
15. tasting snake-soup (?) |
15. hare |
16. rabbit |
16. oryx: surrogate (as unicorn) for narwhal with whorled (helical) tusk |
17. Tlazolteotl with spindle-whorl in hair |
18. bird with outspread wings |
18. bird-skin crook-staff |
20-21. tree |
20. maize-plant |
Lower 20 h.sp=tls^----------------------20 supernaturals
3. NW... primaeval waters |
1. waterfall |
5. Neith the blood-drinkeress |
2. Ez-teotl "blood-god" |
7-8. harpoon |
3. awls |
15. ibis |
4. bird-beaked god |
16. dolphin-goddess |
5. man floating in pool |
18. cat-headed goddess |
6. leopard |
20. bier |
7. descent into dark cavern |
E. A. Wallis Budge: From Fetish to God in Ancient Egypt. Oxford U. Press, 1934. pp. 106 to 111 |
Codex Borgia, pp. 22 to 24 |