Florentine Codex: Book 9

1. Telleth of those who founded commerce in Mexico and Tlatilulco
2. Here is told how the merchants began their office, in which they were considered [and] honored as principal [merchants]
3. Telleth of the offerings which the merchants made when they were going to set out somewhere
4. Telleth what the merchants did when they reached where they were going
5. Telleth how the merchants were given the name of disguised merchants
6. Telleth how the merchants made offerings when they reached their homes, whence they had gone, called the washing of feet
7. Telleth how these merchants at that time held a banquet
8. Telleth how he who held the banquet performed the act of offering, to pay the debt [to the gods]
9. Telleth what they did when it was about to dawn, and what they did when the sun arose
10. Here is told of still another feast celebration (which was called "the bathing")
11. Here is told what was done when the holding of a feast was determined
12. Here is told what the one who determined the holding of a feast prepared in his city
13. Here is told how they began the feast and what was then done
14. Here is told how they slew the slaves at the time that they observed the feast day
15. Here are mentioned all the makers of fine ornaments called master craftsmen: the gold workers and lapidaries
16. Here is told how the craftsmen who cast precious metals fashioned their wares
17. Here are discussed the lapidaries who worked precious stones
18. Here are mentioned the inhabitants of Amantlan, ornamenters who worked precious feathers and many other kinds of feathers
19. Here is told how the inhabitants of Amantlan, ornamenters who made feathers articles, celebrated a feast day to their gods
20. Telleth the manner in which these inhabitants of Amantlan, the ornamenters, worked feathers for adornment
21. Here is told how those of Amantlan, the ornamenters, performed their task