Interlocking pairs
There are plenty of chps that interact with each other in a very novel and unique way. Here we have two pairs of chps consisting of 19 with 54, and 41 with 56 that participate in the two products as we see in the above diagram. As it's the case often, we observe the interlocking relationships that exist in places where one would not normally expect. In the first product we see how the components of 1026, namely, 10 and 26 are connected with the operands on the left hand side. As the links illustrate, we notice that 19 and 56 are of ords (see Glossary) 10 and 26 respectively. Similarly, in the second product we have the components of 2296 linked to chps 41 and 56 as shown by the arrows; the 22nd ord is 41 and 56 has 96 verses. Additionally, the two products are cross-linked with each other further through the dotted lines as we recognize the 19 verses of chp 96 and the 54 verses of chp 41.
Beyond those links outlined in the Fig., more ties can be found that further correlate the involved chps. First, we notice that 54 is the number of verses of 34, and that 34 itself is the verses of chp 31. From 34 to 54 there are 1019 FV's and from 31 to 114 there are 2241 FV's! Among the polytupes, for instance, we notice that the 19th one corresponds to base verse 54 and that the sum of their verses up to 54 is 1026!!! This is remarkable, since, it actually reproduces the first product in the Fig. and brings about a rather deep relationship between the base verses on the one hand and the ords on the other. The component 96 from the right hand side of the second product also has another tie-in with 19, in that from base verse 96 to the end there are 19 monotupes.
In relation to normal chps, we notice that the 34th base verse among them coincides with the verse-count 56 corresponding to chp 74. The 54th such verse is 22, relating the top product with the right hand side of the second product. And finally, at location 56, the base verse 19 provides the link paring the remaining operands on the left hand sides of the two products. The number of base verses in FC's is 19 and in GC's is 67. This serves as an extra link tying the chps in the Fig. more tightly as we realize that 67 is the 19th prime and that 67th ord is chp 96. The 29 chps corresponding to the base verse 19 themselves add up to 2645 pointing to 45 as the 26th ord! And of course, 45th ord is 74 which we just encountered;-)