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TABLE XXXV.

For finding the true place of Jupiter.

For parallax, the argument is the number of degrees in "V" or "Y," or the remainder after deducting "V" or "Y" from twelve signs. (Text, § 184A, p. 69.)

For equation of the centre the argument is Jupiter's anomaly.

Arg.	Parallax.		Equation of centre.		Arg.	Parallax.		Equation of centre.		Arg.	Parallax.		Equation of centre.		Arg.	Parallax.		Equation of centre.
°	°	′	°	′	°	°	′	°	′	°	°	′	°	′	°	°	′	°	′
1	0	10	0	5	46	7	8	3	35	91	11	19	5	6	136	9	9	3	41
2	0	19	0	10	47	7	17	3	38	92	11	22	5	6	137	9	0	3	37
3	0	29	0	15	48	7	25	3	42	93	11	25	5	6	138	8	51	3	33
4	0	38	0	21	49	7	33	3	45	94	11	27	5	6	139	8	41	3	29
5	0	48	0	26	50	7	41	3	48	95	11	28	5	6	140	8	32	3	25
6	0	58	0	31	51	7	48	3	52	96	11	29	5	5	141	8	22	3	21
7	1	8	0	37	52	7	56	3	56	97	11	30	5	5	142	8	12	3	17
8	1	18	0	42	53	8	4	3	59	98	11	30	5	4	143	8	2	3	13
9	1	27	0	47	54	8	12	4	2	99	11	30	5	4	144	7	52	3	8
10	1	37	0	52	55	8	20	4	5	100	11	31	5	3	145	7	41	3	4
11	1	47	0	57	56	8	27	4	8	101	11	31	5	3	146	7	31	3	0
12	1	57	1	2	57	8	34	4	11	102	11	31	5	2	147	7	19	2	55
13	2	7	1	7	58	8	41	4	14	103	11	30	5	1	148	7	8	2	50
14	2	16	1	12	59	8	48	4	17	104	11	30	5	0	149	6	57	2	46
15	2	26	1	17	60	8	55	4	20	105	11	29	4	59	150	6	46	2	41
16	2	36	1	22	61	9	1	4	22	106	11	28	4	58	151	6	34	2	36
17	2	46	1	27	62	9	8	4	25	107	11	27	4	57	152	6	23	2	31
18	2	55	1	32	63	9	14	4	27	108	11	26	4	55	153	6	11	2	27
19	3	4	1	37	64	9	21	4	30	109	11	25	4	54	154	5	59	2	22
20	3	14	1	42	65	9	28	4	32	110	11	24	4	52	155	5	47	2	17
21	3	24	1	47	66	9	34	4	35	111	11	22	4	50	156	5	34	2	12
22	3	33	1	52	67	9	40	4	37	112	11	19	4	49	157	5	21	2	7
23	3	42	1	57	68	9	45	4	39	113	11	16	4	47	158	5	8	2	2
24	3	52	2	1	69	9	49	4	41	114	11	13	4	45	159	4	55	1	57
25	4	2	2	7	70	9	54	4	43	115	11	10	4	43	160	4	42	1	51
26	4	11	2	11	71	9	59	4	45	116	11	6	4	41	161	4	29	1	46
27	4	20	2	15	72	10	4	4	47	117	11	2	4	38	162	4	16	1	41
28	4	30	2	20	73	10	9	4	49	118	10	59	4	36	163	4	2	1	35
29	4	39	2	24	74	10	14	4	51	119	10	55	4	34	164	3	48	1	30
30	4	49	2	29	75	10	19	4	52	120	10	51	4	31	165	3	34	1	24
31	4	59	2	33	76	10	24	4	54	121	10	46	4	29	166	3	20	1	19
32	5	7	2	38	77	10	28	4	55	122	10	41	4	26	167	3	6	1	13
33	5	17	2	42	78	10	33	4	56	123	10	36	4	23	168	2	52	1	8
34	5	26	2	47	79	10	37	4	57	124	10	31	4	21	169	2	38	1	2
35	5	34	2	51	80	10	41	4	59	125	10	25	4	18	170	2	24	0	57
36	5	43	2	55	81	10	46	5	0	126	10	19	4	15	171	2	10	0	51
37	5	52	2	58	82	10	50	5	1	127	10	13	4	12	172	1	55	0	45
38	6	1	3	4	83	10	54	5	1	128	10	7	4	9	173	1	41	0	40
39	6	9	3	8	84	10	58	5	2	129	10	1	4	6	174	1	27	0	34
40	6	18	3	12	85	11	1	5	3	130	9	54	4	3	175	1	13	0	29
41	6	26	3	16	86	11	4	5	4	131	9	47	3	59	176	0	59	0	24
42	6	35	3	20	87	11	7	5	4	132	9	39	3	55	177	0	44	0	18
43	6	44	3	23	88	11	10	5	5	133	9	32	3	52	178	0	29	0	12
44	6	52	3	27	89	11	13	5	5	134	9	25	3	49	179	0	15	0	6
45	7	0	3	31	90	11	16	5	5	135	9	17	3	45	180	0	0	0	0

Longitude of Jupiter's aphelion by the Sūrya Siddhānta = 5^s. 21°, or 171°. The same by the Ārya Siddhānta = 6^s. 0°, or 180°.

Longitude of the perihelion by the Sūrya Siddhānta = 11^s. 21°, or 351°. The same by the Ārya Siddhānta = 0^s. 0°, or the same as the first point of Mēsha.