the first, as stated, seems to refer to the casting of lots, 2 is the sign for H, 3 denotes the female figure pictured beneath it, and 4 is the sign q with the Ben-Ik on top of it. In the second group 5 is the same as 1, 6 is the cross b, and 7 and 8 are the hieroglyphs for A.
2c contains the following Tonalamatl:—
| III | 20 | X | 17 | I | 15 | III |
| Oc | ||||||
| Ik | ||||||
| Ix | ||||||
| Cimi | ||||||
| Ezanab. | ||||||
There are illustrations for only the first two of the three subdivisions; the two figures composing them are engaged in the occupation mentioned under 2b. At the left sits a deity, who is probably E, whose head develops into a second, which is that of an animal; on the right sits the god D.
The three groups of four hieroglyphs each are arranged as follows:—
| 1 | 2 | 5 | 6 | 9 | |
| 3 | 4 | 7 | 8 | 10 | |
| 11 | |||||
| 12 | . | ||||
Of these hieroglyphs 1, 5 and 9 are the head already numbered 1 and 5 on 2b; 2, 6 and 10 are the cross b; 3, 7 and 11 are three different heads, all, as it seems, having the Akbal sign, and 11 having also the numeral 6. 4 is again (see 5 on 2a above) the Kan-Imix sign, 8 a Kin with suffix (the east?) and the numeral 16 as prefix; finally 12 is Cimi (A). Do the numbers 16 and 6 refer to the 16th and 6th of the 17 and 15 days standing below them? The beginning of this Tonalamatl III Oc seems to me to fall on an especially auspicious day (hieroglyph a).
2d has the following Tonalamatl:—
| XIII | 28 | II | 24 | XIII |
| Lamat | ||||
| Ahau | ||||
| Eb | ||||
| Kan | ||||
| Cib. | ||||