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Open mouthed stone mask of Xipe Totec, the Flayed Lord, dressed in... News Photo - Getty Images
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Image of AZTEC MASK, 14th CENTURY. - Stone Mask Representing The Flayed God Xipe Totec, Whose Priests Used To Array Themselves In The Skins Of Sacrificial Victims As A Symbol Of Regeneration.
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AZTEC MASK, 14th CENTURY. /nStone mask representing the flayed god Xipe Totec, whose priests used to array themselves in the skins of sacrificial victims as a symbol of regeneration. Aztec, Mexico, probably
The flayed god of Mexico Xipe Totec was one of several Mexican divinities whose human imperonators could also be his victims Stone mask of the Aztec Xipe Stock Photo - Alamy
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