Page 12a.
The scribe evidently wishing to carry out his material in some conclusive form in the top, middle and bottom sections of
page 12, found insufficient space in the top section. He, therefore, condensed two independent unconnected Tonalamatls, by arranging them in such a manner, that the period of 52 days was divided, for the sake of brevity, into only two parts, viz:—
| VIII | 27 | (IX) | 25 | (VIII) |
| Ahau | Oc | |||
| Eb | Ik | |||
| Kan | Ix | |||
| Cib | Cimi | |||
| Lamat | Ezanab. | |||
I have supplied the two numbers enclosed in parentheses; they are wanting in the Manuscript.
The hieroglyphs
| 1 | 2 | 5 | |
| 3 | 4 | 6 | |
| 7 | |||
| 8 | . | ||
are sufficient for the two figures one expects to see here; but they are, in fact, intended for four figures—two for each of the two Tonalamatls. For the first of the two Tonalamatls we have only one figure, God K, who, however, from the dish held in his hand, probably containing honey (compare 10b), seems to stand here also in place of E. In agreement with this, Hieroglyph 2 and probably also 1 (s, which occurs again on page 13a, and also on page 10b) refers to K, while 3 clearly refers to E and 4 is the sign a. Hieroglyphs 5-8 belong to the second of the two Tonalamatls. The first two of these hieroglyphs, which are entirely erased, refer to an unknown deity, and the last two unquestionably relate to A.
Pages 5b—6b.
| I | 16 | IV | 9 | XIII | 25 | XII | 2 | I |
| Manik | ||||||||
| Cauac | ||||||||
| Chuen | ||||||||
| Akbal | ||||||||
| Men. | ||||||||