an's Basque lieutenant, 33, 50.

Seneca, 18, 19 (title-page).

"Scraelings," Vinland, 23.

"Skeleton in Armor," 29.

Spain, how consolidated, 37, 106.

Spain, close of its colonial history, 52.

Squier, quoted, 176, 181.

T.

Tambos, Peru, 185.

Tehuantepec, isthmus, 171.

Tenochtitlan, Mexico, 57.

Teocalli, 106, 117, 148-151, 156 (cut, 105).

Tezcatlipoca, god of youth, 61.

Tezcuco, eastern capital, Mexico, 56.

Tezcuco, 56, 57, 136.

Tezcuco, king of, 100.

Tezcuco, lake, 139-140.

Thorfinn, 23.

Thorwaldsen, 23.

Titicaca, lake, 71, 182.

Titicaca (_see_ CYCLOPEAN RUINS), 174, 175.

Tlaloc, god of rain, 63.

Tlascala, 113, 121-127, 130, 153, 159, 163.

Tlascala, people, and siege, 130, 133.

Toltecs, 56, 71.

Totonacs, 115.

Trinidad, 45.

Tula, 56.

Tumbez, Peru, 186.

Turks, causing civilization, 36, 38.

U.

Utatla, 79.

Uxmal, 55, 76 (frontispiece).

V.

Valladolid, 46.

Velasquez, 51-53, 107, 108, 158.

Vesper, 14 (_see_ HESPERIDES).

Vespucci, 49, 51, 52.

Vinland (New England), 23, 25.

Vinland, map of, 24.

Voltaire, story of Cortes, 164.

W.

Waldseemueller, 50.

Watling's Island, 42.

Welsh Discovery, 32, 33.

William III. and Darien Scheme, 168-169.

Wilson, "Prehistoric Man," 26, 81.

World, shape of, 9-11.

X.

Xalapa, 120.

Xicotencatl, Tlascalan, 124, 126, 127-130.

Xicotencatl appearance, 129.

Y.

Yochicalco, 86.

Yucatan, 53, 54, 75-77.

Z.

Zempoalla, "conversion of," 116.

Zempoalla, 119, 158, 159.

Zeni, Italian brothers, 34-35.

Zeno map, 34, 35.

Zipango (Japan), 39, 45.

Zodiac, comparative, 55.

Zodiac (cut) from a tomb at Cusco, 182.

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Transcriber's note:

The many spelling and hyphenation discrepancies in this text are as in
the original.

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