4. The text of G is obviously based on a structure with lunar doublemonths, and there are 59 glyphs from tamaiti in Gb7-3 to the end of side b:

			57
Gb7-2 (413)	Gb7-3 (1*)	Gb7-4		Gb8-30 (472)
7 * 59 = 413	59

2	Ana-muri - Aldebaran		18	Ana-varu - Betelgeuze		4	Tropus - Tejat Prior
	Ga1-3 (4)	Ga1-4 (*64)		Ga1-23 (24)	Ga1-24 (*84)		Ga1-29 (*89)	Ga1-30

The turning point of Sun (Tropus) is located at day number 59 + 30 = 89 counted from 'the little child' (tamaiti), where the cycle seems to begin. 6 out of the 12 men of Odysseus were eaten before Polyphemus was blinded and there is no head in tagata rima aueue at Tropus.

Homeros presumably counted the solar year from winter solstice. In the G text there is a quarter from tamaiti to Rei in Ga1-30. It could mean a 'lunar year' on Easter Island was beginning at an equinox instead of a solstice. We have counted with autumn equinox as its beginning:

autumn equinox	0		winter solstice	92		spring equinox	186
Sirrah	1	1	Sirius	102	13	Spica (3)	204	24
Polaris (10)	28	27	Procyon (7)	116	14	Arcturus (6)	216	12
Alcyone	57	29	Alphard (5)	143	27	Toliman	222	6
Aldebaran (2)	69	12	Dubhe (4)	168	25	Antares (1)	250	28
Rigel	79	10	Phaed (9)	180	12	summer solstice	276
Alnilam	85	6
Betelgeuze (8)	89	4

But possibly we should reduce the day numbers by 5. Aldebaran would then be at day number 64 (the number of squares on a chess board). Sirrah (at Gb6-26) could be in a sequence of intercalendar nights (when the gods of the new year are being born):

Gb6-25	Gb6-26	Gb6-27	Gb6-28	Gb7-1	Gb7-2 (413)

Antares would be at day number 250 - 5 = 245 = 5 * 49, which we can imagine as 'fire' times the square of 7, 'land'.

Let us finish by updating our star list (where time grows upwards instead of running down):

Phaed (9)	γ Ursae Majoris	11h 51m	180.3
Sirius	α Canis Majoris	06h 43m	102.2
Mebsuta	ε Gemini	06h 41m	101.7
Canopus	α Carina	06h 21m	96.6
Mirzam	β Canis Majoris	06h 20m	96.4
Tejat Posterior	μ Gemini	06h 20m	96.4
Furud	ζ Canis Majoris	06h 18m	95.9
Tropus	η Gemini	06h 12m	94.4
Menkalinan	β Aurigae	05h 56m	90.3
Betelgeuze (8)	α Orionis	05h 52m	89.3
Aldebaran (2)	α Tauri	04h 33m	69.2
Sirrah	α Andromedae	00h 06m	1.5
'time zero'
Alrai	γ Cephei	23h 37m	359.4
Fomalhaut	α Piscis Austrini	22h 55m	348.8
Fumalhūt	β Piscis Austrini	22h 29m	342.2
Alnair	α Gruis	22h 05m	336.1
Sadalmelek	α Aquarii	22h 03m	335.6

There is no reason to change the day numbers in this table, they represent the present day numbers counted from spring equinox north of the equator. If day numbers in the G text are to be counted from Rogo in Gb6-26 they will also immediately point at the corresponding stars (at least if we avoid too high numbers).

Corrections are needed if we wish to count from other glyphs, e.g. from Gb6-20:

Gb6-20 (403)		Gb6-26 (409)		Gb7-3 (414)
+ 6		0		-5