Vitzilopuchtli
*Huitzilopochtli,*
Can maceualli
*Only a subject,*
Can tlacatl catca.
*Only a mortal was.*
Naualli
*A magician,*
Tetzauitl
*A terror,*
Atlacacemelle
*A stirrer of strife,*
Teixcuepani
*A deceiver,*
Quiyocoyani in yaoyotl
*A maker of war,*
Yautecani
*An arranger of battles,*
Yautlatoani;
*A lord of battles;*
Ca itechpa mitoaya
*And of him it was said*
Tepan quitlaza
*That he hurled*
In xiuhcoatl
*His flaming serpent,*
Immamalhuaztli
*His fire stick;*
Quitoznequi yaoyotl
*Which means war,*
Teoatl tlachinolli.
*Blood and burning;*
Auh iniquac ilhuiq'xtililoya
*And when his festival was celebrated,*
Malmicouaya
*Captives were slain,*
Tlaaltilmicoaya
*Washed slaves were slain,*
Tealtilaya impochteca.
*The merchants washed them.*
Auh inic mochichiuaya:
*And thus he was arrayed:*
Xiuhtotonacoche catca
*With head-dress of green feathers,*
Xiuhcoanauale
*Holding his serpent torch,*
Xiuhtlalpile
*Girded with a belt,*
Matacaxe
*Bracelets upon his arms,*
Tzitzile
*Wearing turquoises,*
Oyuvale.
*As a master of messengers.*