There is no obvious indication that we should regard the last 4 glyphs in line Cb4 as the beginning of line Cb5. But possibly we should read the last 3 glyphs as such, because there is a little bird looking ahead and a pair of hanau glyphs:
Line Cb5 has 21 glyphs and there is a manu kake in July 28. In an ordinary year this would have been day 209 (= 11 * 19):
If we should add 3 (corresponding to Cb4-21--23) to 21 the sum would be 24. |
