| XIII Ahau (9) | IX Muluc (11) | VII Ahau (20) | I Ahau (10) | XI Oc (15) |
| XIII Chicchan (9) | IX Ix (11) | VII Chicchan (20) | I Chicchan (10) | XI Men (15) |
| XIII Oc (9) | IX Cauac (11) | VII Oc (20) | I Oc (10) | XI Ahau (15) |
| XIII Men (9) | IX Kan (11) | VII Men (20) | I Men (10) | XI Chicchan (15) |
I have arranged the whole series in four parallel periods of 65 days each, for the 65 appears throughout the computation, although the entire Tonalamatl is written out in one continuous line. On the right of page 35 the scribe seems to have wished to erase an entirely incongruous 4, and in writing the last 15, on page 39, he began to use the red paint prematurely, so that the top one of the three lines is red.
Attention should also be called to the fact that the second of my vertical columns contains the year-regents, the others only the days following immediately after them, while 12 month days do not occur at all. Also the intervening periods 9 + 11 (= 20), 20, 10, 15 doubtless reveal some design.
In order to avoid repetition, I think it proper to mention first, that in the twenty groups of four hieroglyphs each, the sign f always stands in the first place, but the hieroglyph of B, who is represented 20 times, usually appears in the second place, in the first and second groups in the third place, and in the 18th and 19th his sign does not appear at all. I will discuss the remaining hieroglyphs in their place in each of the 20 groups.
1. B is sitting in a house and holding the Kan sign in his hand.
The second hieroglyph is apparently meant for the Ahau sign (referring to the 17th day), which usually does not belong to B. This hieroglyph, which certainly bears a resemblance to Ahau and with which we have become very familiar in the inscriptions, occurs again in this Manuscript on pages 46b, c, 50b, 54b, 65a and 66a. The fourth sign is a combination of Cauac and Manik.
2. B is seated on what may be a tree, below him is the cross b, and he holds the hatchet in his left hand.
The second sign with an emphasized 6 as a prefix (cf. the same sign with the 6 on page 48, bottom, left, below the gods), has the usual Ben-Ik superfix, perhaps to denote that a lunar month has now elapsed, for this passage extends from the 20th to the 40th day of the Tonalamatl. The rest of the hieroglyph is unintelligible. In the 4th place we see a vessel with Imix, probably denoting pulque.
3. B is sitting in water, the hatchet raised in his right hand and his face turned upward.