According to Tahua the toga glyphs apparently are related to the sun. Not only have we established that the greatest of the 13 such glyphs marks where the sun year is endíng, but the number and distribution of them (10 + 3 = 13) definitely is relating them to the sun. We must then explain why toga glyphs appear also elsewhere in the Tahua text (than at the end). The two first will serve the pupose:
Both these glyphs have been mentioned on several occasions earlier in this dictionary. Now the time has come to review their function more in detail. Aa1-11 is located at the time when Sun disappears in autumn and Aa1-33 at the time when Sun disappears because the night is falling. My statement will be proven true in the pages which can be read following these links: Aa1-11 respectively Aa1-33. |
