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catalog contributor b12589631.
catalog created "c2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "c2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
catalog description "Foreword / Miguel Leon-Portilla -- Pt. 1. The First Creation -- Text 1. Of Our Father Sun in Heaven -- Text 2. Let Us Make Pathways for the Rivers -- Text 3. Of How the World Began Long Ago -- Text 4. About Corn -- Text 5. About Why We Did Not Receive Our Lord Sun/Christ's Magical Hoe -- Text 6. Of What Happened to Rabbit Long Ago -- Text 7. About Hummingbirds -- Text 8. Of Our Father Who Died on the Cross -- Text 9. Of Our Holy Mother in Heaven -- Text 10. Why the Moon Has Only One Eye -- Text 11. Of the First People, Who Were Like Gods -- Text 12. Of When the Earth Darkened for Five Days -- Text 13. Of Long Ago When the First People Appeared -- Text 14. About Why Our Lord Sun/Christ Destroyed the First People with a Rain of Boiling Water -- Text 15. About How the Ancient Ones Ate Their Own Children -- Text 16. About the Time When We Were Created Long Ago -- Text 17. About How and Why the First People Perished in a Boiling Rain -- Text 18. Monkeys Were Still People Long Ago -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 1101-1106) and index.".
catalog description "Text 19. His Wife Turned into a Monkey; the Man Became a Squirrel -- Text 20. About the Boiling Rain -- Pt. 2. The Second Creation -- Text 21. Of Our Mother Moon and Her Two Sons -- Text 22. Of Our Father Sun and His Older Brother -- Text 23. About How the Second People Became Monkeys -- Text 24. About a Time When Raccoons Were Still People -- Text 25. Of Olden Days When Weeds Could Speak -- Text 26. About How Our Lord San Juan Made His Home in Chamula, I -- Text 27. About How Our Lord San Juan Made His Home in Chamula, II -- Text 28. The Earth Lord's Daughter -- Text 29. Of a Poor, Wretched Woman Who Had No Husband for Herself -- Text 30. Of a Man Who Went to the Underworld -- Text 31. Why the Damned Buzzard Has a Red Neck -- Text 32. Of How the Buzzard Got to Be Like He Is -- Text 33. Of War and Peace with the Chief of Guatemala -- Text 34. On the Origin and Nature of Ladinos -- Pt. 3. The Third Creation -- Text 35. Of the Third People -- ".
catalog description "Text 36. About How Rabbit and Deer Got Their Short Tails and Long Ears -- Text 37. Adventures of Coyote and Rabbit, I: Of the Beeswax Doll and the Corn Thief -- Text 38. Adventures of Coyote and Rabbit, II: Of Music, Dance, and Fiesta Time -- Text 39. Kidnapped by a Demon -- Text 40. Of a Man Who Was Swallowed by a Water Monster -- Text 41. On the Adventures of Xun beyond the Sea -- Text 42. Of the Stinking Ladino Woman and Her Dog -- Text 43. Of the Great Stone Stairway to Heaven -- Pt. 4. The Fourth Creation -- Text 44. Of the Earth Lord's Daughter -- Text 45. Of a Man Who Sought Riches from the Earth Lords -- Text 46. Of the Heroes of Bell Cave Who Slew the Demon Pukuj -- Text 47. Of an Encounter with the Soldier on the Mountain -- Text 48. About a Man Who Made a Pact with the Demon Pukuj -- Text 49. Of an Encounter with the Old Red Man, Who Was Actually the Demon Pukuj -- Text 50. On How the Rabbit Lost His Hat and Got His Long Ears -- ".
catalog description "Text 51. Bitten to Death by the Backwards Wailing Man -- Text 52. On the Lacandon People of Chiapas, Who Are Like Beasts of the Jungle -- Text 53. About Tenejapanecos, Who Engage in Witchcraft -- Text 54. Of an Encounter with a Potzlom, the Soul of a Witch -- Text 55. The Perils of an Animal Soul as Revealed in a Dream -- Text 56. She Killed Her Animal-Soul Companion and Thus Killed Herself -- Text 57. Of an Encounter with the Snake-Woman -- Text 58. Of the Troubles of Men Who Have Turned into Women -- Text 59. Of an Unfaithful Wife Who Goes to the Grave with Her Lover -- Text 60. Abducted by a Demon Lover -- Text 61. Of Drought and Flood -- Text 62. About the Great Famine -- Text 63. On How the Old-Timers Became Impoverished, Just Like Their Land -- Text 64. About How Coyotes Came to Chamula -- Text 65. Memories of Times Past: Everything We Bought Was a Lot Less Expensive and Coffee Plantation Wages Were Better Back Then ... -- Text 66. Accounts from Old Men about Olden Times -- ".
catalog description "Text 67. On Cuscat's War with the Frock-Coat Soldiers of San Cristobal -- Text 68. About the Prayer Makers of Long Ago -- Text 69. An Account of Those Who Followed Pajarito -- Text 70. About How the Carranza Soldiers Came to Live with Us Forever as Rats -- Text 71. About How the Old Child and the Mother of Sickness Brought the Fever Epidemic to Chamula -- Text 72. Of the Time of the Burning of the Saints -- Text 73. An Account of the Construction of the Highway to Tuxtla Gutierrez -- Text 74. An Account of the Protestant Prayer Makers Who Perished by Fire -- Afterword / Jan Rus.".
catalog extent "lix, 1134 p. :".
catalog identifier "0806133317 :".
catalog isPartOf "Civilization of the American Indian series ; v. 245.".
catalog isPartOf "The civilization of the American Indian series ; v. 245".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "c2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog language "engmyn myn".
catalog publisher "Norman : Oklahoma Press,".
catalog spatial "Mexico Chamula.".
catalog subject "Creation Mythology Mexico Chamula.".
catalog subject "F1221.T9 F68 2002".
catalog subject "Legends Mexico Chamula.".
catalog subject "Tzotzil Indians Folklore.".
catalog subject "Tzotzil Indians History.".
catalog subject "Tzotzil mythology Mexico Chamula.".
catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Miguel Leon-Portilla -- Pt. 1. The First Creation -- Text 1. Of Our Father Sun in Heaven -- Text 2. Let Us Make Pathways for the Rivers -- Text 3. Of How the World Began Long Ago -- Text 4. About Corn -- Text 5. About Why We Did Not Receive Our Lord Sun/Christ's Magical Hoe -- Text 6. Of What Happened to Rabbit Long Ago -- Text 7. About Hummingbirds -- Text 8. Of Our Father Who Died on the Cross -- Text 9. Of Our Holy Mother in Heaven -- Text 10. Why the Moon Has Only One Eye -- Text 11. Of the First People, Who Were Like Gods -- Text 12. Of When the Earth Darkened for Five Days -- Text 13. Of Long Ago When the First People Appeared -- Text 14. About Why Our Lord Sun/Christ Destroyed the First People with a Rain of Boiling Water -- Text 15. About How the Ancient Ones Ate Their Own Children -- Text 16. About the Time When We Were Created Long Ago -- Text 17. About How and Why the First People Perished in a Boiling Rain -- Text 18. Monkeys Were Still People Long Ago -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Text 19. His Wife Turned into a Monkey; the Man Became a Squirrel -- Text 20. About the Boiling Rain -- Pt. 2. The Second Creation -- Text 21. Of Our Mother Moon and Her Two Sons -- Text 22. Of Our Father Sun and His Older Brother -- Text 23. About How the Second People Became Monkeys -- Text 24. About a Time When Raccoons Were Still People -- Text 25. Of Olden Days When Weeds Could Speak -- Text 26. About How Our Lord San Juan Made His Home in Chamula, I -- Text 27. About How Our Lord San Juan Made His Home in Chamula, II -- Text 28. The Earth Lord's Daughter -- Text 29. Of a Poor, Wretched Woman Who Had No Husband for Herself -- Text 30. Of a Man Who Went to the Underworld -- Text 31. Why the Damned Buzzard Has a Red Neck -- Text 32. Of How the Buzzard Got to Be Like He Is -- Text 33. Of War and Peace with the Chief of Guatemala -- Text 34. On the Origin and Nature of Ladinos -- Pt. 3. The Third Creation -- Text 35. Of the Third People -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Text 36. About How Rabbit and Deer Got Their Short Tails and Long Ears -- Text 37. Adventures of Coyote and Rabbit, I: Of the Beeswax Doll and the Corn Thief -- Text 38. Adventures of Coyote and Rabbit, II: Of Music, Dance, and Fiesta Time -- Text 39. Kidnapped by a Demon -- Text 40. Of a Man Who Was Swallowed by a Water Monster -- Text 41. On the Adventures of Xun beyond the Sea -- Text 42. Of the Stinking Ladino Woman and Her Dog -- Text 43. Of the Great Stone Stairway to Heaven -- Pt. 4. The Fourth Creation -- Text 44. Of the Earth Lord's Daughter -- Text 45. Of a Man Who Sought Riches from the Earth Lords -- Text 46. Of the Heroes of Bell Cave Who Slew the Demon Pukuj -- Text 47. Of an Encounter with the Soldier on the Mountain -- Text 48. About a Man Who Made a Pact with the Demon Pukuj -- Text 49. Of an Encounter with the Old Red Man, Who Was Actually the Demon Pukuj -- Text 50. On How the Rabbit Lost His Hat and Got His Long Ears -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Text 51. Bitten to Death by the Backwards Wailing Man -- Text 52. On the Lacandon People of Chiapas, Who Are Like Beasts of the Jungle -- Text 53. About Tenejapanecos, Who Engage in Witchcraft -- Text 54. Of an Encounter with a Potzlom, the Soul of a Witch -- Text 55. The Perils of an Animal Soul as Revealed in a Dream -- Text 56. She Killed Her Animal-Soul Companion and Thus Killed Herself -- Text 57. Of an Encounter with the Snake-Woman -- Text 58. Of the Troubles of Men Who Have Turned into Women -- Text 59. Of an Unfaithful Wife Who Goes to the Grave with Her Lover -- Text 60. Abducted by a Demon Lover -- Text 61. Of Drought and Flood -- Text 62. About the Great Famine -- Text 63. On How the Old-Timers Became Impoverished, Just Like Their Land -- Text 64. About How Coyotes Came to Chamula -- Text 65. Memories of Times Past: Everything We Bought Was a Lot Less Expensive and Coffee Plantation Wages Were Better Back Then ... -- Text 66. Accounts from Old Men about Olden Times -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Text 67. On Cuscat's War with the Frock-Coat Soldiers of San Cristobal -- Text 68. About the Prayer Makers of Long Ago -- Text 69. An Account of Those Who Followed Pajarito -- Text 70. About How the Carranza Soldiers Came to Live with Us Forever as Rats -- Text 71. About How the Old Child and the Mother of Sickness Brought the Fever Epidemic to Chamula -- Text 72. Of the Time of the Burning of the Saints -- Text 73. An Account of the Construction of the Highway to Tuxtla Gutierrez -- Text 74. An Account of the Protestant Prayer Makers Who Perished by Fire -- Afterword / Jan Rus.".
catalog title "Four creations : an epic story of the Chiapas Mayas / edited and translated by Gary H. Gossen ; illustrations by Marián López Calixto ; foreword by Miguel León-Portilla ; afterword by Jan Rus ; with contributions by Manuel López Calixto ... [et al.].".
catalog type "Folklore. fast".
catalog type "text".