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number of the day, and the month as given here are correct, it is easy to determine from our condensed calendar that the year must necessarily have been 4 Kan. As there were twenty-four years in an Ahau, and six were yet wanting to complete that referred to in the quotation, it follows of necessity this 4 Kan was the 18th and that this Ahau must have commenced with the year 13 Cauac and ended with 10 Ix. This will be seen by making a list of the years in regular succession, so that 4 Kan shall be the 18th. We give such a list here (Table No. XI), marking in italics the 4 Kan.

Table XI.

1—	13	Oauac.
2—	1	Kan.
3—	2	Muluc.
4—	3	Ix.
5—	4	Oauac.
6—	5	Kan.
7—	6	Muluc.
8—	7	Ix.
9—	8	Cauac.
10—	9	Kan.
11—	10	Muluc.
12—	11	Ix.
13—	12	Cauac.
14—	13	Kan.
15—	1	Muluc.
16—	2	Ix.
17—	3	Cauac.
18—	4	Kan.
19—	5	Muluc.
20—	6	Ix.
21—	7	Cauac.
22—	8	Kan.
23—	9	Muluc.
24—	10	Ix.

If we place these years in tabular form, as heretofore given, the Ahau will be in the form shown in the annexed table (XII). Here, then, we