⁴ But its heads were at rest; the middle head was larger than the other heads, but it, too, was at rest with them.^(A)

¹¹ I counted its rival wings, and there were eight of them.^(A)

²⁹ and while they were planning, one of the heads at rest (the one that was in the middle) suddenly awoke; it was greater than the other two heads.^(A)

² and saw that the remaining head had disappeared. The two wings that had gone over to it rose up and^[a] set themselves up to reign, and their reign was brief and full of tumult.^(A)