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  Christianity, ideas, rites and usages, not unlike to, among the Mexicans i., 37, 40, 42, 386 measures for conversion to i., 107, 123, 154, 211, 233, 237, 281 measures for conversion to ii., 333, 340, 341 on conquest for conversion to ii., 308, 404 duty to convert to ii., 404, 470 attempts to convert Montezuma to ii., 345, 348, 400, 10, 94 Maxixca ii., 148 his son, and Xicontencatl ii., 153 after the Conquest ii., 322, 327 rapid spread of ii., 327 See Cortés Chronology i., 64, 349 Churches ii., 117, 121, 274, 323 Cihuaca ii., 126 Cimatlan, phonetic sign for i., 48 Cioacoatl, Eve and ii., 387 Circulating medium i., 32, 379 Civilisation, Mexican claim to i., 40 of the Tezcucans over the rest of Anahuac i., 113 in Yucatan i., 125 in Cozumel i., 154 at Tabasco i., 160 of Tlascala i., 180 of Tlascala i., 243 as shown in Indian manuscripts i., 461 of Indians, discussed i., 225 at Iztapalapan i., 328, 330 in Mexico i., 348 essay on the origin of Mexican ii., 383 similarity and dissimilarity of, in the two continents ii., 385 two general conclusions respecting it ii., 400 Claudian, cited i., 472 Clavigero i., 34, 419, 420, 421, 422, 428, 430, 432, 435, 464 Clavigero ii., 460 Clement VII., pope ii., 451 Cloths, Mexican i., 82, 287 Coanaco ii., 165, 167, 288, 339 Coatepec, town of ii., 164 Coatzacualco i., 415, 26, 44, 333 Cochineal i., 81, 232, 477 Cocotlan i., 235 Code, military ii., 1, 60 Codex Telleriano-Remensis i., 430, 434 Cofre de Perote, a volcano i., 234 Cogolludo on ruins in America ii., 464 Cojohuacan ii., 214, 226, 230, 289, 313, 350, 369 Cojohuacan causeway ii., 214, 230, 233 Colhuacan, hospital at i., 179 Colhuans, i., 421 Coliman founded ii., 324 Colonial administration of Spain under Charles V. i., 120 Colonisation, progress of, by the beginning of the reign of Charles v. i., 122 not attempted by Grijalva i., 127, 140 Velasquez obtains authority for i., 451 plan of, at Vera Cruz i., 196 at Coatzacualco i., 415 Colour of Mexican hieroglyphics i., 47 Columbus, Christopher i., 124, 426 Columbus, Christopher ii., 352 Columbus, Diego i., 124 Columbus, Ferdinand i., 450 Communion, Aztec and pagan ii., 388 Columbus, Diego ii., 389 "Companions," the i., 437 Compostella, Castilian cortes at ii., 16 Concubines of Tezcucan princes i., 104 Confession i., 42 Confession ii., 459 Conquerors, distribution of Indians among the Spanish i., 123 Conquests i., 308, 403, 424, 217 Conspiracy i., 292 Conspiracy ii., 218 Continency of Aguilar i., 157 Convent of St. Francis i., 462 Convent of St. Francis ii., 348, 353 Conversion, Las Casas on forced i., 453 object of the Spaniards ii. See Christianity, 160 Copal, tribute of i., 424 Copan ii., 343 Copper, weapons headed with i., 258 tools of ii., 395 Cora language ii., 462 Cordillera mountains i., 12 Cordillera mountains i., 78 Cordova, Gonsalvo de ii., 393 Cordova, Hernandez de i., 125, 149 Coronation of Montezuma i., 178 Corral, ensign ii., 204, 256 Cortés, Hernando i., 49 Velasquez selects him for an expedition i., 128, 138 birth and genealogy of i., 129 his early years i., 129 in Hispaniola i., 130 in Cuba i., 134 marriage of, with Catalina Xuarez i., 134, 136 his difficulties with Velasquez i., 137 put In Irons i., 135, 136 escapes twice i., 136 the Armada intrusted to him as captain general i., 138, 142, 145 applies all his money to fitting out the fleet i., 139, 140, 144, 196 instructions to, by Velasquez i., 140 his clandestine embarkation i., 144 his measures for equipment i., 143, 144, 145 personal appearance i., 146 strength of his armament i., 148, 149 his address to his soldiers i., 149 at Cozumel i., 151 endeavours to liberate captive Christians i., 153 his zeal to convert the natives i., 154, 165, 189, 202, 210, 233, 237, 312, 383 his zeal to convert the natives ii., 153, 160, 216 at Tabasco i., 158, 160 his first interview with Mexicans i., 171 his presents and demand to see Montezuma i., 172 embassy returns to, with presents from Montezuma i., 184 his second message to Montezuma i., 188 the reply i., 189 first made acquainted with the condition of Mexico i., 194, 203 his resignation and reappointment i., 196 his resignation and reappointment ii., 32 his policy with the Totonacs and Montezuma i., 204 another Aztec embassy to i., 208 aids the cacique of Cempoalla i., 209 hangs up Morla i., 209 reconciles Totonacs i., 209 his despatches to Spain i., 214, 215 condemns conspirators i., 217 destroys his ships, (See Armada) i., 218, 461 his embassy to Tlascala i., 238 his vigilance i., 239, 248, 263, 281, 302, 315, 342 his vigilance ii., 13, 184 his march to Tlascala i., 238, 248, 278 ill of a fever i., 267, 270 malcontents expostulate with i., 270 mutilates Tlascalan spies i., 270 Montezuma discourages his visit to Mexico i., 275 invited to Mexico i., 284 massacre by, at Cholula i., 304 prohibition of wanton injuries by i., 306, 308 encourages the disaffection of the Aztecs i., 322 his entrance into Mexico i., 325, 341 visited by Montezuma i., 334 his quarters i., 341 his visit to Montezuma i., 344 descendants of, now in Mexico, (See Monteleone) i., 344 visits the market i., 375 the great temple i., 380 its sanctuaries i., 383 chapel granted to i., 386 discovers hidden treasures i., 387 his seizure of Montezuma i., 396 seizes Cacama i., 413 willing to relinquish his share of Montezuma's gift ii., 9