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Ab4-29 and Aa4-55 can be defined by Ab4-36 respectively by
Aa4-36:
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272 |
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Ab4-29 |
Ab4-30 |
Ab4-31 |
Ab4-32 |
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Ab4-33 |
Ab4-34 |
Ab4-35 |
Ab4-36 (280) |
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670 |
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Aa4-36 (951) |
Aa4-37 |
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672 = 24 * 28 |
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14 |
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4 |
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Aa4-38 |
Aa4-39 |
Aa4-54 |
Aa4-55 |
Aa4-60 |
Aa4-61 (976) |
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24 |
672 + 24 = 696 = 24 * 29, the season of light (life, leaf) is over. The
12-day dark period which begins with te pito o te henua
(Aa4-38--39) has Aa4-55 as day number 8, a number which implies
a new start. 4 * 38 = 8 * 19.
Also Ab4-29 should
define a dark day, and 29 is a number which confirms. 273 = 3
* 91 is another such sign, because after 3 quarters the next
quarter, the 4th, should lie in the dark. Toes are visible in
the forward direction, though, which presumably indicates that spring lies
ahead. At sunrise the shadows break (cfr Ab4-36). |