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There are no
hahe glyphs visible in the text of K. Maybe the number of glyphs
(estimated as 192) means each glyph stands for 1 day and that 192
+ 64 = 256 = 16 * 16 is not enough to reach past the
end of high
summer.
In high summer
an 'egg' should be produced:
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Pa11-17 |
Pa11-18 |
Pa11-19 |
Pa11-20 |
Pa11-21 |
Pa11-22 |
11 * 17 = 187 is
just past midsummer. 11 * 21 = 231 and if we add 64, we can imagine
that hahe in Pa11-21 is alluding to day
295. Once again it seems that hahe comes after the
birth of the successor:
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Yb3-1 |
Yb3-2 |
Yb3-3 |
Yb3-4 |
Yb3-5 |
Yb3-6 |
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'birth' |
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Ya1-1 |
Ya1-2 |
Ya1-3 |
Ya1-4 |
Ya1-5 |
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'death' |
Although the time
for hahe in P is quite different. Instead of an 'empty shell' (pure)
we have in Pa11-17 a 'shell' full with life (an 'egg'). Ordinal number
17 indicates Venus, while ordinal number 4 refers to Saturn.
Maybe the central
rhomb in Pa11-21 illustrates this 'egg'. Ordinal number 21 is 'one
more' (than 20) and the planet presumably is Mars. But if counting
nights in the month ends with 20, the planet number will be 1 once
again, i.e. Mercury:
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Pa11-12 |
Pa11-13 |
Pa11-14 |
Pa11-15 |
Pa11-16 |
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Pa11-17 |
Pa11-18 |
Pa11-19 |
Pa11-20 |
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Pa11-21 |
Pa11-22 |
Pa11-23 |
Pa11-24 |
Pa11-25 |
Pa11-26 |
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