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He is frequently characterized by a long, pendent head ornament, in which is the sign Akbal, darkness, night, which also appears in his hieroglyph before the forehead of the deity, surrounded by dots as an indication of the starry sky.
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Akbal-sign on the forehead of the dog's head occurring in it, and on the back of the head the Kin-sign, as symbols of the alternation of day and night.
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The dog as lightning-beast occurs with the Akbal-sign in the eye instead of on the forehead in Codex Tro. 23*a; here again its hieroglyph is an entirely different one (the third of the rubric).
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In Dr. 36a the dog bears the Akbal-sign on its forehead.
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According to Förstemann, his day is Akbal, darkness, night.
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Maya day sign, _Akbal_, possibly representing the head of a centipede.
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Another point in this connection may be made if we consider the head of the centipede in the head-dress and in the glyphs as representing the day sign _Akbal_ (Pl. 3, fig. 10) as _Akbal_ in Maya means night.
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It must be admitted, however, that the head might represent the day sign _Chuen_ almost as well as _Akbal_.
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_Akbal_ (night) occurs as the eye in the figures from the manuscripts.
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As has been noted, _Akbal_ means night and possibly death as well.
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