Manuscripts, scarcity of, among the Toltecs, i. 14, _note_. Materials of the Mexican, 114. Their shape, 115. Destruction of, 115, 116. Collected at Mexico and perished, 115, 174. Mendoza Codex, 117. Dresden Codex, 118. With interpretations, 119, _note_. No clue to the, 120. Report of a key to them, 121, _note_. The Teoamoxtli, or divine book, 122, and _note_. Notice of the Aztec, in Europe, 143. Estrella’s, 331. Collection of, by Vega, iv. 272. See _Hieroglyphics_ and _Paintings_.

Maps, for the revenue, i. 54. Ebeling collection of, iv. 179, _note_. In Delafield’s Antiquities, i. 252, _note_.

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Marina, or Malinche, a female slave and interpreter, account of, i. 361, iv. 190. Cortés and, i. 362. Don Martin Cortés, son of, 362, iv. 192. Moratin cited on, i. 363, _note_. Interprets, ii. 40, 44, 54. Cheers a Cempoallan chief, 123. Value of her services, 144. Discovers Tlascalan spies, 154. Cortés called Malinche from, 175. Discovers a conspiracy at Cholula, 194. Interpreter between Cortés and Montezuma, 260, 266. Urges Montezuma to go to the Spanish camp, 345. Finds out Cuitlahua, iii. 121, _note_. Interprets Cortés’ address to the Aztecs, 134. In the retreat from Mexico, 175. At Chalco, 326. At the interview between Cortés and Guatemozin, iv. 102. Meets her mother, 190. Marriage of, 190.

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Marineo, Lucio, on gaming, iii. 256, _note_.

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Market, Mexican, ii. 312. Closed, iii. 93.

Marriage, among the Aztecs, i. 49, 167. Among the Tezcucans, 200. Of Nezahualcoyotl, 202. Of Spaniards with Tlascalans, ii. 170, 174.

Martyr, Peter, on maps and manuscripts, i. 115, _note_, 143, 157, _note_. On cacao as a circulating medium, 161. On a huge beam, 198, _note_. On Flemings in Spain, 280, _note_. On Tabasco, 346, _note_. On a fabric, ii. 17, _note_. On the gold and silver wheels, 18, _note_. Account of, 277. On the dwellings in Mexico, 286, 287, _note_. On the calendar-stone, 293, _note_. On Mexican trinkets, 314, _note_, iii. 7, _note_. On the pusillanimity of Montezuma, ii. 352, _note_. On the insurrection against Alvarado, iii. 92, _note_. On firing Mexico, 134, _note_. On cannibalism, iv. 33, _note_. On an emerald, 137, _note_.

Martyrs, Mexican idea respecting, i. 56. Mahometan belief, 77, _note_.