Geography/Culture: America, North: Mexico (Mexico City 19.28n 99.09w) Adopted by the Aztecs.
Linguistic Note: coatl, 'snake'.
Description: Goddess of polarity, the earth that brings forth life and enfolds death; She in Whom genesis and decay are one; Creatress of the Universe; Ruler of the underworld; Mother of the stars, the sun and the moon; Mother of Deities; Inspirer of culture -- weaving and smithcraft in particular; Earth-quaker; Source of all goodness.
In the video The Goddess Remembered Coatlicue is described as "the filth eater", and it is also observed that She comes to the dying and consumes their wrong doing.
To Whom Sacred: snake; crown of feathers (by which She was impregnated); emerald; obsidian; human-skull.
Male Associates: Consort, Mictlantecuhtli. Sons: Huitzilopochtli, Humming-Bird-of-the-South, (the Sun), conceived with the aid of a crown of feathers which fell from heaven onto Her breast; and the Centzon-Huitznahuas, Four-Hundred-Southerners, (the stars).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Probably also called: Atlatonan,----, below.
• Coatlicue, She-of-the-Serpent-Skirt, and Chicomecoatl, Seven-Serpents, jointly rule the underworld.
• Mother of, or perhaps also called: Cihuacoatl, Snake-Woman, Who is linked with Chicomecoatl, Seven-Serpents.
• Variant: Coatlique.
• Mother of Coyolxauhqui, Golden-Bells, below.
• Perhaps Itzpapalotl, Obsidian-Butterfly, with Her death symbol tatoos, is an aspect of Coatlicue, She-of-the-Serpent-Skirt.
• Iztaccihuatl White-Woman, is probably an aspect of Her.
• She seems remarkable akin to aspects of Kali, Black-One.
• Probably also called: Quilaztli, ----.
• She was probably also called Teteovinnan Grandmother-of-Birth.
• In Her Earth-Quaker form She may be known as Thalli-Yjolta, Beating-Heart-of-Earth.
• Probably also called: Tlazolteotl, Dirty-Lady.
• Probably also called: Toci, Grandmother, Who is linked with Tonantzin, Our-Revered-Mother.
• Probably also called: Xochiquetzal, Flower-Feather.

Geography/Culture: Aztec.
Description: Goddess of the leprous and maimed.
Festival: September 14, on which a sacrifice was made to Atlatonan, ----.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps an alternate name for, or aspect of Coatlicue. She-of-the-Serpent-Skirt, above.

Geography/Culture: America, North: Mexico, Aztec.
Description: Radiant and loving Goddess of the moon.
To Whom Sacred: cotton balls {I think}; golden-bells; solar ear-plugs.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Also called Nahuatl, Golden-bells.
• Daughter of Coatlicue, She-of-the-Serpent-Skirt, above.
• Variant: Coyolxauqui {-- but check in sources, one or other form of name may be a typo of mine}.