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The '''Aztec calendar''' was a [[human]] dating system that the [[Sixth Doctor]] sarcastically referred to when [[Peri]] asked for the date in "human terms" when they arrived in [[3174]]. He informed her that the day was "nine-''Ehecatl'' day" according to the [[Aztec]]s — "but that‘s hardly either here or there after all that unfortunate business with [[Cortez]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Burning Heart]]'') | The '''Aztec calendar''' was a [[human]] dating system that the [[Sixth Doctor]] sarcastically referred to when [[Peri]] asked for the date in "human terms" when they arrived in [[3174]]. He informed her that the day was "nine-''Ehecatl'' day" according to the [[Aztec]]s — "but that‘s hardly either here or there after all that unfortunate business with [[Hernán Cortés|Cortez]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Burning Heart]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 14:21, 8 September 2013
The Aztec calendar was a human dating system that the Sixth Doctor sarcastically referred to when Peri asked for the date in "human terms" when they arrived in 3174. He informed her that the day was "nine-Ehecatl day" according to the Aztecs — "but that‘s hardly either here or there after all that unfortunate business with Cortez". (PROSE: Burning Heart)
