a bright star of the morning (see Molina); the morning star (Sahagún)
Citlalpol, veu citlalin mitoa: in icoac iancuican oalcholoa, oalquiça, nappan poliui, popoliuhtiuetzi: auh çatepã uel cueponj, cuepontimotlalia, cuepontica, tlanestitica: iuhquin metztona ic tlanestia. = Of the morning star, the great star, it was said that when first it emerged and came forth, four times it vanished and disappeared quickly. And afterwards it burst forth completely, took its place in full light, became brilliant, and shone white. Like the moon's rays, so did it shine. (central Mexico, sixteenth century)