One figure in this work cuts his hair and gnaws off his fingernails, which he gives to ants to fool some opponents into thinking he has died at the bottom of a pit.
One figure in this work cuts his hair and gnaws off his fingernails, which he gives to ants to fool some opponents into thinking he has died at the bottom of a pit. Two men in this work receive an invitation from a louse swallowed by a toad hidden inside a snake that itself was swallowed by a hawk. Earlier in this work, an elderly couple pose as dentists and defeat a demon by replacing his jeweled teeth with kernels of corn. The priest Francisco Ximenez  translated a manuscript of this work, which contains the stories of Vucub- Caquix's downfall and the defeat of the  Lords of Xibalba in a ball game by Hunahpu and Xbalanque, the Hero Twins. For 10 points, name this Mayan  religious text.
One figure in this work cuts his hair and gnaws off his fingernails, which he gives to ants to fool some opponents into thinking he has died at the bottom of a pit.
{Popul Vuh }[or {Popol Vuh}]