2. The 3 + 1 feet of the Greater Bear probably has some special meaning, with the uplifted left front paw (not drawn in our modern constellation lines) as a special case:

We have earlier learnt about the right front paw (cfr at Museida and Talitha) and now we have reached to the right back paw.

The right front paw coincides with the 3rd henua period, and although Talitha Australis at present is at the beginning of the 10th hour and not at the end of the 9th I thought it would be wise to have the southern star of 'the third leap of the ghazal' (κ) close to its preceding star (ι) - these letters are close in the Greek alphabet.

... Smyth wrote that

this star has obtained the name of Talita, the third vertebra, the meaning of which is not quite clear [people always say so when they haven't got a clue]. Ulug Begh has it Al Phikra al Thalitha, perhaps for Al Kafzah al-thālithah, the third spring, or leap, of the ghazal;

but he was not sufficiently comprehensive, for this last title was applied by the Arabs to ι and κ together; al Ūla, the First (leap), being shown by ν and ξ, and al Thānīyah, the Second (leap), by λ and μ - not δ and μ as that generally accurate author asserted.

Hyde strangely rendered the original words of Ulug Beg as the Vertebrae of the Greater Bear, - whence probably Smyth's statement, - or the Cavity of the Heel, which, from the star's position in the figure, is a much more likely translation ...

Wikipedia has other names too, namely the modern nickname Dnoces ['second' backwards] and Alphikra Borealis for ι respectively Al Kaprah and Alphikra Australis for κ ...

period 3
Ga3-10 (**42) Ga3-11 Ga3-12 (*136) Ga3-13 (73)
 ρ Hydrae (133.4)    ζ Hydrae (135.1), Talitha Borealis, Acubens (136.0) ρ Ursa Majoris (136.6), ν Cancri (137.0), Talitha Australis (137.1)
Ga3-14 (**46) Ga3-15 (75) Ga3-16 (*140)
ω Hydrae (137.8), σ¹ Ursa Majoris (138.0) κ Cancri (138.3), Alsuhail (138.5), σ² Ursa Majoris (138.6), τ (2 stars) Ursa Majoris (138.7), ξ Cancri (138.8)  

In The Little Bald Woman we rearranged the text to capture the 'small flies' (Muscidae) around the bear's muzzle:

48
Ga1-20 (21) Ga3-10 (70) Ga3-11
49
Ga3-12 Ga3-13 (73) Ga3-14 Ga3-15
Muscidae

Glyph number 73 (= 365 / 5 and 31 * 3 = 99) is, it seems, of central importance in Muscidae, but it can have several meanings. It could, for instance indicate the difference between 365 and 360 days, alluding to the dark period when ghosts and spirits can have their way - just the time for small flies.

Some of my earlier comments:

Acubens is rising 52 days after the end of the cycle with 492 days, together with the front paw of Ursa Major.

Allen:

'In astrology, with Scorpio and Pisces, it [the Cancer constellation] was the Watery Trigon; and has been the House of the Moon, from the early belief that this luminary was located here at the creation ...'

'It [Cancer] was sometimes figured as a Crescent, and again as the head of an Arrow ...'

A '2nd rebirth' at Acubens could refer to Moon. The crescent 'jaw' at the top in Ga3-11 together with the 'spear head' (vero) of the preceding tagata (in Ga3-10) could be signs of Cancer.

From Acubens to spring equinox (on Easter Island) there are 50 days:

48
Ga1-20 (21) Ga3-10 Ga3-11 (71)
49 = 7 * 7
48 46
Ga3-12 Ga5-10 Ga5-11 (*186) Ga5-12 (123) Ga6-29 Ga7-1
49 = 7 * 7 49 = 7 * 7
100
13
Ga7-2 (*236) Ga7-16 (*250)
15

Taurus is a male constellation, but Cancer with its dim stars is a female.

From Acubens (α Cancri in day 136.0) to spring equinox on Easter Island there are 87 - (72 - 28) = 43 days rather than 50 as I wrote earlier. In Antipodal Stars spring equinox was found to be a week earlier than at viri in Ga5-11:

Ga1-27 (*92) Ga1-28
winter solstice
36
Ga3-6 (*130) Ga3-7 Ga3-8 (68)
Beehive (131.4)
20 20
Ga4-5 Ga4-6 (*154) Ga4-7 (91)
Regulus (153.7)
Ga5-1 (112) Ga5-2 Ga5-3 Ga5-4 (**87) Ga5-5 (*180)
      spring equinox (179 - 92 = 87) 
69
Ga7-16 (*250) Ga7-17 (187)
Antares (250.1) summer begins

It seems possible there is more in common between the stars at high declination and low declination than what we outside the tropical belt can fathom. Therefore it ought to be meaningful to study the stars in Ursa Major although Leo rules the 11th hour.

My reflections regarding the connection between the vero head of Cancer and 'the House of the Moon' fits with glyph number 267 as an illustration of how this season will be 'killed':

48 194
Ga1-20 (21) Ga3-10 (70) Ga3-11 Gb2-10 (#0)
246
86 63
Gb2-11 (#1) Gb4-33 (354) Gb5-1 Gb7-8 Gb7-9 (420)
88 66

246 + 88 + 66 = 400.