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English: Detail of folio 57r from the en:Codex Mendoza. Upper half of page. A newborn Aztec baby: the earliest ceremonies and life-decisions made for it. At top left, the mother addresses her baby in its cradle. After four days, the midwife takes the baby for ritual bathing and naming (top right). On the right of this scene, three boys call out the name of the infant, and above and below it are symbols of possible future careers for boys and girls. Shelfmark: MS. Arch. Selden. A. 1
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