"As above, so below" - the sacred geometry of two 14 day periods in lunar month

In 7 BC (746 AUC), Caesar Augustus and his advisors appear to have chosen to dissect the City of Roma into 14 regions based on, "As above, so below", which is the primary concept behind the practice of sacred geometry - an important aspect of the ancient mysteries which were practiced by the ancient Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, Hebrews, Sumerians, Persians, etc. The phases of the Moon's 29.5 day cycle were very important to the ancients! It was clear to everyone around the world that it was easy to halve the lunar month into 14-day periods between the new moon and full moon, and halve those into 4 7-day weeks.

This 'number from nature' as reflected in Pagan Roma's 14 regions is probably also the basis of why "in 1731, Pope Clement XII extended to all churches the right to have the stations of the Cross… At that same time the number was fixed at 14" - Wikipedia.