III 13 III 13 III 13 III 13 III
Ix
Cimi
Ezanab
Oc
Ik.
That is to say, the 52 days divided into four equal parts.
To these four divisions, as on page 23b, belong the four usual forms of
animal food, which are joined in three places to Kan (bread) and probably
denote sacrifice. They are, first a mammal, which, however, is erroneously
represented by a fish; second, a fish, third an iguana and lastly a bird. I
would add, that in the hieroglyphs above, the east, north, west and south
correspond in turn with these representations of food.