By using different points of departure (pito at Ab8-43 respectively vae kore at Aa1-1) the text manages to let Aa5-1 mark 12 * 28 = 336 while the earlier vae kore at Aa4-71 will be 364:

Ab8-43 (1)		Aa1-1 (1)		Aa4-71 (364)		Aa5-1	Aa5-2	Aa5-3 (336)

Blue is here for glyphs seemingly related to the moon, while red glyphs appear to be related to the sun. 364 = 13 * 28 is measured from a point on side b (the moon side).

In G there is no pito glyph, and both 364 and 336 can be counted from Gb8-30:

	332				27
Gb8-30 (1)		Gb4-13	Gb4-14	Gb4-15 (336)		Gb5-10 (364)

However, it is possible that one or more other points of departure exist in both A and G. It is also quite possible that 364 can be measured from Aa1-1 and 336 from Ab8-43:

Ab8-43 (1)		Aa1-1 (1)		Aa4-43 (336)		Aa5-31 (364)