American Hero-Myths - A Study in the Native Religions of the Western Continent  by Daniel Garrison Brinton
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			Grandmother Ataensic--Ioskeha as Father of his Mother--Similar Conceptions 
			in Egyptian Myths--Derivation of Ioskeha and Ataensic--Ioskeha as Tharonhiawakon, the Sky Supporter--His Brother Tawiscara or Tehotennhiaron Identified--Similarity to Algonkin Myths. CHAPTER III. THE HERO-GOD OP THE AZTEC TRIBES. §1. _The Two Antagonists._ The Contest of Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca--Quetzalcoatl the Light-God--Derivation of His Name--Titles of Tezcatlipoca--Identified with Darkness, Night and Gloom. §2. _Quetzalcoatl the God._ Myth of the Four Brothers--The Four Suns and the Elemental Conflict--Names of the Four Brothers. §3. _Quetzalcoatl the Hero of Tula._ Tula, the City of the Sun--Who were the Toltecs?--Tlapallan and Xalac--The Birth of the Hero God--His Virgin Mother Chimalmatl--His Miraculous Conception--Aztlan, the Land of Seven Caves, and Colhuacan, the Bended Mount--The Maid Xochitl and the Rose Garden of the Gods--Quetzalcoatl as the White and Bearded Stranger.  | 
		
			
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