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Popol Vuh
Part IV, Chapter 2 (16)
Then the maidens held out the painted capes, all covered with [the figures] of jaguars and eagles, and covered with bumblebees and wasps, painted on the surface of the cloth and which shone before them. At once they felt a desire to put the capes on. The jaguar did nothing when the lord threw the first painting on his back. Then the lord put on the second painting, with the figure of the eagle. The lord felt very well wrapped within it. And he turned about before all of them.
Secret Teachings of All Ages
American Indian Symbolism (26)
The third ordeal took place presumably in a cavern called the House of Spears. Here hour after hour the youths were forced to defend themselves...