The equation 584 = 314 + 270, where 270 = 262 + 8 (we have guessed), and where then 262 is further divided into 222 + 40 (= 472 - 432), allots to the H text 222 days were G has 262:

phase	observed periods	periods in the 'map' of G		periods in the 'map' of H
morning star	263	150 + 113	314	150 + 113	314
black	50	51		51
evening star	263	262	270	222 + 40	270
black	8	8		8
sum	584	584		584

It is curious, therefore, to find 222 as the number of Ha5-6:

glyph numbers are counted from Ha1-1
Ha4-51	Ha4-52	Ha4-53 (213)	Ha4-54	Ha4-55	Ha4-56
70 = (213 - 3) / 3			71
Ha5-1	Ha5-2	Ha5-3	Ha5-4	Ha5-5	Ha5-6 (222)
72			73

Once again, such numerical coincidences do not give evidence of subject (i.e. evening star), only of a common structure in the minds of the rongorongo creators.

222 can be read as 2 + 2 + 2 = 6, or as 2 * 2 * 2 = 8, both numbers signifying that a cycle is completed.

In G we have 222 = 86 + 136:

glyph numbers are counted from Gb8-30
		84			38			134
Gb2-25	Gb2-26 (282)		Gb5-13	Gb5-14 (368)		Gb6-24 (407)	Gb6-25		Ga3-11
	86			40			136
	262

And, we should remember, Gb6-23 (the glyph which is number 39 of those black 40) is 243 glyphs beyond rau hei in Ga6-22:

	242		227
Gb1-22 (252)		Ga1-22 (495)		Gb1-21
Gb1-25 (255)		Ga1-25 (498)		Gb1-24
Ga6-22 (163)		Gb6-23 (406)		Ga6-21
Ga6-25 (166)		Gb6-26 (409)		Ga6-24
243 = 9 * 27		229

If we compare the quartet of these creatures, we can notice the following:

Gb6-17	Gb6-18	Gb6-19	Gb6-20
Gb6-21	Gb6-22	Gb6-23	Gb6-24
12	13	15	15
25		30

The feathers in the first pair adds up to 5 * 5 = 25, while in the second pair more feathers are added at bottom right in order to reach 30. We can guess 30 refers to the sun, and - possibly - 25 to Venus.

The 'eye hole' comes close to the opening in the 'beak' in the 'younger' ones (redmarked) than in the older ones. In the older ones the hole has advanced towards the back side. Time moves towards the left.

We understand why it must be Gb6-23 (and not Gb6-24) which comes where otherwise normally there are tao glyphs, it must be a young one:

glyph numbers are counted from Gb8-30
	226			242
Gb6-24		Ga6-21	Ga6-22 (163)		Gb6-23 (406)
229				243 = 9 * 27

These 4 curious creature are examples of a very rare glyph type (mea), and in H they appear as a pair in Monday. Presumably, therefore, they in Gb6-21--24 also refer to the moon, and if so, we understand why they are 4 in number, viz. moon time is measured as 59 = 4 half months. The redmarked young ones could be waxing moon and the old ones the waning moon:

Gb6-21	Gb6-22	Gb6-23	Gb6-24

If so, then also Ga6-22 ought to represent the moon. Maybe the reason why rau hei in Ga6-22 is fat is because moon is twins, with another head represented in the midsection.