A TABLE shewing the Sun's true Place, and Distance from its
Apogee, for the second Year after Leap-Year.
January. February. | March.

Days.

April.

Sun's Sun's | Sun's | Sun's | Sun's | Sun's | Sun's | Sun's Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom. D. M. | D. M.¡D. M D. M.

D. M. | D. M.|D. M. | D

A TABLE shewing the Sun's true Place, and Distance from its Apogee, for the second Year after Leap-Year.

Days.

May.

June.

July.

August.

Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom.

2

12 1210

08 10

15

06 10

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A TABLE shewing the Sun's true Place, and Distance from its Apogee, for the second Year after Leap-Year.

Days.

September.

October.

November. December.

Sun's Sun's | Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's Sun's
Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom. Place. Anom.

TABLES

OF THE

EQUATION OF TIME,

FOR

LEAP-YEARS AND COMMON YEARS;

Shewing what Time it ought to be by the Clock when the Sun's Centre is on the Meridian.