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In the G calendar it was possible to count glyphs in order to arrive at a hidden structure beneath the periods. Likewise, it is possible to count glyphs in the E calendar and thereby find out what structure will be revealed.

18 periods describe the central part of the E calendar. The 1st period is exceptional and outside the central part, which has 2 * 54 = 108 glyphs, a fascinating number.

2 - 4 12 54
spring:
5 - 8 28 42
9 - 10 14
summer:
11 - 13 20 30 54
14 - 16 10
autumn:
17 - 19 24

42 (periods 5-10) is already understood as an important number ('the 7th flame of the sun'). 36 can be reconstructed as the number of glyphs in periods 2-4 plus those in periods 17-19. It means that 108 = 30 + 36 + 42. The regular year seems to be divided in 3 parts of different lengths, although one part (36) is divided unequally with ⅓ in late winter (before spring) and ⅔ in early winter (after autumn):

spring summer winter
2 * 14 28 2 * 10 20 2 * 12 24
1 * 14 14 1 * 10 10 1 * 12 12
sum 42 sum 30 sum 36
total 108

And then we have not yet considered the 1st and the last 5 periods (20-24).