12 * 14 = 168 = 7 * 24, and with Rogo in Cb7-24 a new
season is being born:
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cb7-22 |
Cb7-23 |
Cb7-24
(168) |
Cb7-25 |
Cb7-26 |
Cb7-27 |
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|
|
Cb8-1 |
Cb8-2 |
Cb8-3
(174) |
Cb8-4 |
His open hand in front is two glyphs later rather abruptly turned into another
entity, the disc of the new sun. We can count 7 * 26 = 182 at
Cb7-26. Tagata rere and Rogo exhibit opposite
traits, presumably they indicate end respectively new beginning.
Saturn at Cb7-25 can similarly be imagined as 175, which could point at
ihe tau at Cb8-4 (glyph number 10 counted from ihe tau
at Cb7-22, where 22 / 7 can be read as 3.14).
392 (side a) + 348 (side b) = 740 glyphs in all (= 14 * 28 + 6 * 58),
which number then can be reshuffled into 20 * 28 +
6 * 30 = 560 + 180.
392 + 168 (at Rogo in Cb7-24) = 560 is a fact which
possibly explains
why there are 8 'missing' glyphs on side a (viz. in order to reach the
expected number of a cycle of 400).
We should note that this Rogo is not at winter solstice,
he may instead be a symbol for the end of a 560-day long
cycle. On side a the new year after winter solstice evidently
comes with vai in Ca12-14 (where 12 * 14 = 168):
waning
sun |
waxing
sun |
|
116 |
|
|
|
62 |
Ca8-12
(211) |
Ca12-12
(328) |
Ca12-13 |
Ca12-14 |
118 = 4
* 29.5 |
63 |
182 = 13
* 14 |
Because then it
will be possible to count 100 days from Ca12-14 to
tagata rere in Ca2-11:
waxing
sun |
36 |
|
139 |
|
33 |
Ca2-11
(100) |
Ca7-9
(177) |
6 * 29.5
= 177 |
210 = 14
* 15 |
Clearly the
vai signs serve to connect Ca12-14 with Ca2-11
(connecting the end of side a with its beginning), because
only 3 of the normal 4 crescent signs are present.
Tagata
rere in Ca7-9 will be number 63 + 177 = 240 counted from
Ca12-14. Possibly 7 * 9 = 63 (in Ca7-9) is a reminder not to
forget adding 63.
Spring sun (only
3 crescent marks, as in 3 * 60 = 180) apparently is being reborn at
Ca12-14 the day after the old sun leaves. After vae
comes vai. But only after 100 days does the spring
sun arrive
for real. Spring equinox must be passed.