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the indian personifying chalchiuhtlicue goddess was made sacrifice and his blood would flow into the lake.

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los indios personificaban a chalchiuhtlicue diosa que era sacrificada y su sangre flotaba en el lago.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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also known is the chalchiuhtlicue goddess figure, currently exhibited at national museum of anthropology of mexico city, i the aztec room.

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también la figura de la diosa chalchiuhtlicue, actualmente expuesta en el museo nacional de antropología de la ciudad de méxico, en la sala azteca.

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on her torso, a red triangle, there is the cape that was worn by women. chalchiuhtlicue was the powerful goddess of rivers, lakes and oceans.

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en su torso, un triángulo rojo representa la esclavina que llevan las mujeres. chalchiuhtlicue era la poderosa diosa de las aguas terrestres y marítimas.

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then the indians would appoint one man personifying chalchiuhtlicue – the goddess of sea and lakes, who would sit in "the forest” and symbolise a lake.

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luego los indios fijaban a un hombre que personificaba a chalchiuhtlicue - el dios de los mares y lagos, quien se sentaba en el bosque y simbolizaba un lago.

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the aztec called jade chalchiuhtlicue, after the goddess of life-giving water, and also associated it with rain-bearing winds; they believed jade the embodiment of life and breath.

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los aztecas llamaban al jade chalchiuhtlicue, en honor de la diosa del agua dadora de vida, y también la asociaron con la lluvia torrencial; creían que era la materialización de la vida y el aliento.

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