6. Searching 20 glyphs beyond Christmas Day (or rather Christmas Eve) we maybe should find Tjugondedag Knut in January 13 (or rather in January 12). It ought to be in a day of Moon (who is the only one capable of harnessing Sun, 'making him behave'):
But I think we should also look at Gb1-10 where a head has been erased (swept away) and where the limit 13 * 29½ = 383½ is crossed. It is the 20th glyph counted from December 31 (i.e. beyond day 364):
Candlemas could consequently be a further 20 glyphs ahead counted from Gb1-10, although the main alternative should still be to count 40 days beyond December 24 (glyph 214). 214 (= 314 - 100) + 20 = 234 (Gb1-4) and 234 + 20 = 254 (= 354 - 100) = 40 days beyond Christmas Eve:
There may be an example of 'glyph-play' at Gb2-10, where 266 + 64 = 330 obviously could allude to mago in Ga7-16, because in November 26 (at the current heliacal rising of Antares) the day number in our calendar is 330. |