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Español: En el muro norte del mural Representación Histórica de la Cultura de la Biblioteca Central de la UNAM, en Ciudad Universitaria, México, D.F., México. Del lado izquierdo del eje central del muro norte, aparecen las deidades y escenas asociadas con la fecundidad y con las fuerzas creadoras de la vida: el sol, enmarcado por el mítico Quetzalcóatl en forma de serpiente, benefactor de los hombres; Tláloc, deidad del agua, con una estera a sus espaldas; Huitzilopochtli con su yelmo de colibrí en la cabeza, dios de la guerra y poder solar. |
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| Source | Archivo del Instituto de Investigaciones sobre la Universidad y la Educación. Dirección General de Bibliotecas. UNAM |
| Author | Lobaluna |
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