TRANSLATIONS
Although the evidence is rather flimsy, we should try to create a new table:
Given the length of P I have put it in the same column as A, where we should divide the number of glyphs by 2 to get number of days. Rei initiates new seasons, I have said:
In P, we can guess, a Rei glyph should appear around somewhere close to position 130. These are the Rei glyphs in P and only one of them can be possible:
Not much, though, is immediately gained from Pa3-43 with surroundings:
However, the distribution of Rei glyphs in P does give some clues:
The last two Rei glyphs on side b probably are of a special nature, otherwise true Rei glyphs are absent beyond the peculiar Pb4-36. With two glyphs for each day 4 * 36 possibly means 2 * 36 = 72 (or 720) days.
Let us finish here, and add Pa3-43 to our table:
77.5 is rather far from 65.5, but 3 * 43 = 129, and if divided by 2, gives a close 64½. And this number is also close to what is described in G and K:
We must remember the general structural similarities between such numbers as 364 and 64:
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