Z, _see_ BALAM.

YMIX, _see_ IMIX.

YOKCABIL, definition of 257
-- MUYAL, definition of 258

ZAC and _ceh_ symbols compared 249
--, phonetic value of 259
-- symbol dismissed 250

ZACATLA symbol in Mexican pictography 244

ZACZUY, a Zapotec goddess 255

ZAPOTEC and Oceanic terms compared 262
--, day names of the 206
-- terms, interpretation of 218

ZEEK-CIMIL, meaning of 250

ZIIE day symbol discussed 229

ZIP, explanation of the name 255
-- month symbol in the codices 249

ZNI-NAX, definition of 259

ZOO symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 225

ZOTZ symbol in Maya hieroglyphs 225

ZO'TZI-HA mentioned in Popol Vuh 225

ZUITON, definition of 259

ZUL symbol in Dresden codex 225

Transcriber's Note

The table of "Names of the days in different calendars" was originally
printed on two pages, with the page break following the line beginning
"Men." The repeated column headings have been omitted in this version
of the text.

The following errors and inconsistencies have been maintained.

Misspelled words and typographical errors:

Page Error
TN-1 207 Charney should read Charnay
TN-2 231 Quiche Cakchiquel should read Quiche-Cakchiquel
TN-3 Plate LXIX The final . is missing
TN-4 Index Cacao entry A . was used instead of a ,
TN-5 Index Dresden entry Discussion of symbols, comma missing after 213
TN-6 Index Imiz entry Imiz should read Imix
TN-7 Index Phonetic entry Comma missing after 205
TN-8 Index Seler entry phonetcism should read phoneticism

The following word was inconsistently spelled:

Zotzil / Zoztzil

The following words had inconsistent hyphenation:

cross-hatched / crosshatched
cuch-pach / cuchpach
Kinich-kakmo / Kinichkakmo

Other inconsistencies:

The abbreviation Dr is not usually followed by a . However, in the
footnotes on pp. 208 and 224, it ends with a .

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