Aids to the Study of the Maya Codices / Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1884-85, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1888, pages 253-372

by Cyrus Thomas

Table VI.—Table of numeral and day symbols. (Plate 51b.)

14		15		15		16		16		17
16		7		16		7		16		5
14		11		8		5		2		10
IV	Ik.	XII	Cauac.	VII	Cib.	II	Been.	X	Oc.	II	Ezanab.
V	Akbal.	XIII	Ahau.	VIII	Caban.	III	Ix	XI	Chuen	III	Cauac.
VI	Kan.	I	Ymix.	IX	Ezanab.	IV	Men.	XII	Eb.	IV	Ahau.[VI-1]
VIII		VIII		VIII		VIII		VIII		VII
17		17		17		17		17		8
[VI-1] The symbol in this case is that of Been, but this is amanifest error, as Ahau follows Cauac.

Table VII.—Table of numeral and day symbols. (Plate 52b.)

	17	18	18	19
	14	5	14	4
	8	5	2	19
	XI Cib.	VI Been.	I Oc.	IX Manik.
[Picture.]	XII Caban.	VII Ix.	II Chuen.	X Lamat.
	XIII Ezanab.	VIII Men.	III Eb.	XI Muluc.
	VIII	VIII	VIII	VIII
	17? (18)[VII-1]	17	17	17
[VII-1] The variation from the rule found here is explained alittle further on.

Table VIII.—Table of numeral and day symbols. (Plate 53a.)

		1		1	2	2
7	17	7		15	6	15
17	18	2		14?(19)[VIII-1]	16	13
VI Kan.	I Ymix.	VI Muluc.	[Picture.]	I Cimi.	IX Akbal.	IV Ahau.
VII Chicchan.	II Ik.	VII Oc.		II Manik.	X Kan.	V Ymix.
VIII Cimi.	III Akbal.	VIII Chuen.		III Lamat.	XI Chicchan.	VI Ik.
VIII	VIII	VII		VIII	VIII	VIII
17	17	8		17	17	17
[VIII-1] The 14 here is manifestly an error, one of the lines inthe number symbol having been omitted; it should be 19.

Table IX.—Table of numeral and day symbols. (Plate 53b.)

	1		1	1	1
19	0		0	1	1
13	3		12	2	11
16	4		1	18	15
IV Kan.	IX Eb.	[Picture.]	IV Muluc.	XII Cimi.	VII Akbal.
V Chicchan.	X Been.		V Oc.	XIII Manik.	VIII Kan.
VI Cimi.	XI Ix.		VI Chuen.	I Lamat.	IX Chicchan.
VIII	VII		VIII	VIII	VIII
17	8		17	17	17

Table X.—Table of numeral and day symbols. (Plate 54a.)