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    • Coatlicue, juga dikenal dengan nama Teteoh innan, adalah dewi Aztek yang melahirkan bulan, bintang, dan Huitzilopochtli (dewa matahari dan perang). Ia digambarkan sebagai seorang perempuan yang mengenakan rok yang terbuat dari ular-ular dan kalung yang terbuat dari jantung, tangan, dan tengkorak manusia. Tangan dan kakinya dilengkapi dengan cakar-cakar. Wajahnya terdiri dari dua ular yang saling menghadap.
    Kebanyakan karya seni Aztek menggambarkan sisi mematikan dari dewi ini, karena Bumi sebagai ibu yang penuh kasih sayang juga merupakan monster yang tak dapat dipuaskan dan memakan segala hal yang hidup.


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