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again very nearly though they rise noc high in our Hon\on, being in Sou-thern S igns ; the rest might be accounted the besser or Ordinary.

The Mean Conjunilion os Saturn and Jupiter this Year 1683. was on theI4th Day of January old Stile, at u Hours alter Noon in the Meridian ofLondon , at which time the Mean Marions of both the Planet s were 4* 11°45''. This may be the Radix of the following Table.

A Table of the Mean Conjunclitms of Saturn and Jüj>

7 T ~

ter ..

Intervall.

Intervall.

R evoluti -

Revoluti-

I!

ons Com•

Time.

Motion.

ons Com -

Time.

Mftion. .

plete.

'

pleted.

(

y -

d.

5.

0

/

y -

d.

s ,

0

I

19

3 11

8

1

48

2-3

456

119

S

4

3 --

i

39

158

4

5

37

14

47 si

1 65

.i 4

7

-9

3

59

104

0

8

2-5

2-5

496

1 11

10

10

8

4

79

I 5 °

8

IX

-3

2.6

516

57 -

6

I 2 >

56

5

99

96

4

-4

I

17

536

3

2.

-5

44

6

H 9

41

0

16

50

18

555

3'5

IO

18

31

7

138

353

8

-9

38

19

575

161

6

u

11

8

-58

199

4

ii

16.

30

595

207

i-

24

9

9

178

145

0

25

-5

3 1

6-5

-53

IO

2.6

57

iO

198

191

8

18

3

31

635

99

6

29

45

11

118

1 37

5

00

5 -

33

655

45

3

1

34

n

138

83

1

3

40

34

674.

356

l X

5

11

*3

15-8

19

9

.6

18

35

694

301

7

8

10

14

177

340

5

9

1 6

36

7-4

248

3

10

59

197

186

X

11

4

3 7

734

-94

11

-3

47

16

3-7

131

9

-4

53

38

754

140

7

16

35

»7

337

-78

5

17

4 -

?9

774

86

3

-9

14

18

357

114

1

10

19

40

794

3 a

11

11

x 1.

»9

377

70

9

2-3

18

41

8-3

343

7

2.7

00

397

16

5

2.6

6

4 -

833

289

3

17 49

11

416

3 Z 7

X

18

54

43

853

2-35

0

00

37

11

436

173

IO

I

43