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Dictionary of mythology - part 3

Một phiên bản khác của câu chuyện này kể về một góa phụ, La, tương tự như thực hiện mang thai và lưu con trai của cô, Huitzilopochtli. Trong một số câu chuyện, cô là người phối ngẫu của Tlaltecuhtli. Cô là đại diện như một vị thần khủng khiếp với con rắn vòng eo của cô, trái tim con người là một sợi dây chuyền và có móng tay và bàn chân. Cô ăn chết. | Coatrischie Codex Borgia down or feathers that fell on to her lap. Her 400 or 4 000 children planned to kill her to prevent the birth but her son Huitzilopochtli or Quetzalcoatl was born fully armed and killed many of the rebellious children. Another version of this story tells of a widow La who is similarly made pregnant and saved by her son Huitzilopochtli. In some stories she is the consort of Tlaltecuhtli. She is represented as a terrible deity with snakes round her waist human hearts as a necklace and with claws on hands and feet. She ate the dead. Coatrischie West Indian a Taino storm-goddesss This being together with Guatauva acted as an assistant to Guabancex. Coba Irish a Milesian son of Milesius He was said to have introduced the art of trapping and died when he was caught in one of his own traps. Cobhthach Coel see Covac Cobthach Coel see Covac coblyn British plur coblynau Cornish knocker a Welsh spirit of the mines who helps miners to locate coal etc. coblynau see coblyn cobra1 Egyptian the animal sacred to Wadjet part of the uraeus cobra2 Pacific Islands a snake said to carry a precious jewel in its head This stone the gemala is said to shine at night and has the power to make any man who owns it victorious in battle. Some say that it can be used to cure a snake bite. Coca-Mama South American a Peruvian goddess of the coca plant. Cocalus Greek king of Sicily He sheltered Daedalus when he escaped from the Cretan labyrinth of King Minos. When Minos came to his court in search of Daedalus he was killed in some versions in the fighting that ensued when Cocalus refused to hand over Daedalus in others when Daedalus or a priestess of Cocalus poured scalding water over Minos as he lay in his bath. Cocao Cochab a demon associated with the planet I Mercury and Wednesday see also Cochabiel Cochab see Cocao Cochabiel Hebrew a Cabbalistic spirit of Mercury Cochar Cruife Irish a lover of Uathach When Cuchulainn accidentally broke Uathach s finger Cochar challenged .