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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Aztec calendar was a human dating system that cycled every 52 years over a period known as a xiuhmolpilli, leading to the New Fire Ceremony, where the years must be bound through ritualistic sacrifice to renew time. (PROSE: Against Nature) The calendar had a pair of sub-calendars serving dual purposes, one for tracking the solar year, and the tonalpohualli, which had religious significance. (PROSE: Nobody's Gift) (PROSE: Against Nature) |
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