Ea1-8 (?)	Ea1-25	Ea1-26	Ea1-27	Ea2-27	Ea4-19
Ea7-8	Ea7-11	Ea7-14	Ea8-108	Ea9-25	Eb1-14
Eb1-16	Eb1-26	Eb1-32	Eb1-35	Eb2-12	Eb2-25
Eb3-12	Eb3-14	Eb3-16	Eb4-5	Eb4-17 (?)	Eb5-12
Eb5-15	Eb5-21	Eb6-7	Eb6-35	Eb6-36	Eb8-3
Eb8-28

If the glyph has a human or human-like shape, then it is natural to see a hand and in those cases I have not put the glyph in question behind this 'door'. And the same principle is used for 'door' 29 - the 'leg'. I find it cumbersome to write about 'doors', instead, from now on I write GD. This could be read as 'Glyph Door', but it really stands for 'Glyph Dictionary' as I intend to use the same 'alphabet' for the dictionary as for the catalogue. So the principle just mentioned is used for GD29 ('legs') and GD35 ('arms').