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We cannot finish the toki chapter without briefly looking at the beginning of side a on Keiti. It has a variety of toki glyphs. At hahe it was mentioned that it begins with 7 glyphs which maybe represent the planets:

Ea1-1 Ea1-2 Ea1-3 Ea1-4 Ea1-5 Ea1-6 Ea1-7

Mercury (Ea1-1) would then be depicted as a reversed toki (not bad if we think of toki as an emblem of male power). The lower part of toki in Ea1-6 possibly has an extra sign, possibly from the Moon. And then follows a clearly atypical toki as the left arm of Mars (honui) in Ea1-7.

Sun in Ea1-5 carries a tao sign. Another such glyph - presumably related - comes not far before toki hipu in Eb7-2:

Eb6-20 (530)

Eb6-21

Eb6-22

Eb6-23

Eb6-24

Eb6-25

Eb6-26

Eb6-27

Eb6-28

Eb6-29 (539)

Eb6-30

Eb6-31

Eb6-32

Eb6-33

Eb6-34

Eb6-35

Eb6-36

Eb7-1

Eb7-2 (548)

The distance between the 'planetary sequence' and the trio Eb6-28--30 is 530 glyphs:

530

Ea1-5 Ea1-6 Ea1-7

Eb6-28

Eb6-29 (539)

Eb6-30

5 * 30 = 150, but also 53 is a number we recognize, e.g. from Tahua:

3

53

520 752
1279 1280 1334 1 522 1275
2 * 29 522 = 18 * 29 754 = 26 * 29

Immediately beyond the 'planetary sequence' (Ea1-1--7) there are 99 glyphs distributed in 10 'sentences':

1 8 48 = 3 * 16 6 10 51 = 3 * 17
2 8 7 11
3 9 8 7
4 12 9 11
5 11 10 12

Many toki glyphs are among these 99. An overview is delivered here. It should also be noted that 7 + 99 = 106 = 2 * 53.