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Quetzalcoatl, using the attributes of Ehecatl the wind god, thus representing the winds that bring the rain. Image retouched and cleaned.

From the Codex Borgia (also known as Borgianus, Borgiano or Manuscrito de Velleti), a prehispanic codex, possibly of Mixtec origin.

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• (del) (cur) 07:50, 16 May 2006 . . Nanahuatzin (Talk | contribs) . . 466×387 (80,744 bytes) (Quetzalcoatl, using the atributes from Ehecatl the wind god, thus representing the winds that bring the rain. Image retouched and cleaned. From the Borgia Codex (Also kwnon as Borgianus, Borgiano or Manuscrito de Velleti). A prehispanic codex, posibly of)

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