The link 'other descriptions' leads to a
series of pages, the first of which is:
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By changing the
perspective slightly we can equally well see a pattern with 140
(twice 70) glyphs centrally located:
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44 |
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37 |
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102 |
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44 |
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Ga2-14 (45) |
Ga3-23 (83) |
Ga7-16
(186) |
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45 |
140 |
45 |
230 is here
perceived as the sum of 90 and 140, which numbers can be regarded as
a quarter of 360 days respectively a quarter of a 'grand double
month' with twice 280 days.
I.e., 140 is equal
to 10 * 14 and a fortnight is the structural equivalent of 90 days.
There are 4 times 90 in 360 and 4 times 14 in 56.
A week has 7
nights and there are 8 weeks in 2 months, if we count them as 28
nights (those nights when moon is shining).
There are 8
periods of 45 days in 2 halfyears, if we count them as 180 days.
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140 is here explained as a quarter of 560 (=
360 + 200).
560 - 472 = 88. Of those 200 only 4 * 28
come inside 472. Maybe 88 = 28 + 60, because
472 + 28 = 500.
And beyond 360 we then will have 5 * 28 =
140 (if we count to 500).
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Ga1-26 |
Ga1-27 |
Ga1-28 (500) |
Ga1-29 |
Ga1-30 |
If we count ordinal numbers from Rei
in Ga1-30, more harmonious numbers emerge
than if we count from Gb8-30:
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14 |
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37 |
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102 |
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44 |
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Ga2-14 (15) |
Ga3-23 (53) |
Ga7-16
(156) |
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15 |
140 |
45 |
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200 |
156 = 12 * 13 and 200 = 60 + 140, which we
recognize from earlier above at the end of
the cycle of 560:
