Decans on the rosette, 1st sphere

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Has anyone associated the quarter moon shapes lining the inside of the 1st rosette's inner sphere with decans?  I thought it was an interesting number - 37 - but I associated it with moons and powers or some such. 

Much easier to consider them thirty seven lunar months:
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As for the decans, the more usual division - 36 decans, but not always. The Babilonians, Chaldeans, Egyptians and some other also made division into 72 parts. Exactly seventy two "pipes" (12*6) of the central rosette can represent seventy two "half-decans", sometimes they were called:
 1. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., pictures (the Chaldeans, Pliny);
 2. aeons, luminaries (The Gospel of Judas);
 3.  paranatellonta (Ancient Greek?); 
 4. many other veiled names (names of God, angels, demons, nations, disciples, etc.)