Astronomy Explained Upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles / And made easy to those who have not studied mathematics - James Ferguson

Days.	Sun’s mean Motion and Anomaly.
Days.	^s	°	ʹ	ʺ
1	0	0	59	8
2	0	1	58	17
3	0	2	57	25
4	0	3	56	33
5	0	4	55	42
6	0	5	54	50
7	0	5	53	58
8	0	7	53	7
9	0	8	52	15
10	0	9	51	23
11	0	10	50	32
12	0	11	49	40
13	0	12	48	48
14	0	13	47	57
15	0	14	47	5
16	0	15	46	13
17	0	16	45	22
18	0	17	44	30
19	0	18	43	38
20	0	19	42	47
21	0	20	41	55
22	0	21	41	3
23	0	22	40	12
24	0	23	39	20
25	0	24	38	28
26	0	25	37	37
27	0	26	36	45
28	0	27	35	53
29	0	28	35	2
30	0	29	34	10
31	1	0	33	18

In Leap-years, after February, add one Day and one Day’s motion.

Sun’s mean Motion and Anomaly.

Hours.	Mot. & Ano.
Hours.	°	ʹ	ʺ
ʹ	ʹ	ʺ	ʺʹ
ʺ	ʺ	ʺʹ	ʺʺ
1	0	2	28
2	0	4	56
3	0	7	24
4	0	9	51
5	0	12	19
6	0	14	47
7	0	17	15
8	0	19	43
9	0	22	11
10	0	24	38
11	0	27	6
12	0	29	34
13	0	32	2
14	0	34	30
15	0	36	58
16	0	39	26
17	0	41	53
18	0	44	21
19	0	46	49
20	0	49	17
21	0	51	45
22	0	54	13
23	0	56	40
24	0	59	8
25	1	1	36
26	1	4	4
27	1	6	32
28	1	9	0
29	1	11	28
30	1	13	55
31	1	16	23
32	1	18	51
33	1	21	19
34	1	23	47
35	1	26	15
36	1	28	42
37	1	31	10
38	1	33	38
39	1	36	6
40	1	38	34
41	1	41	2
42	1	43	30
43	1	45	57
44	1	48	25
45	1	50	53
46	1	53	21
47	1	55	49
48	1	58	17
49	2	0	44
50	2	3	12
51	2	5	40
52	2	8	8
53	2	10	36
54	2	13	4
55	2	15	32
56	2	17	59
57	2	20	27
58	2	22	55
59	2	25	23
60	2	27	51

In Leap-years, after February, add one Day and one Day’s motion.

Table XVII. The Sun’s Declination in every Degree of the Ecliptic.

	0		6	1		7	2		8
Signs	♈		♎	♉		♏	♊		♐
	Nor.		Sou.	Nor.		Sou.	Nor.		Sou.
°	°	ʹ	ʺ	°	ʹ	ʺ	°	ʹ	ʺ	°
0	0	0	0	11	29	33	20	11	16	30
1	0	23	54	11	50	35	20	23	49	29
2	0	47	48	12	11	26	20	36	0	28
3	1	11	42	12	32	5	20	47	48	27
4	1	35	34	12	52	31	20	59	13	26
5	1	59	25	13	12	44	21	10	15	25
6	2	23	14	13	32	54	21	20	53	24
7	2	47	1	13	52	32	21	31	7	23
8	3	10	45	14	12	5	21	40	58	22
9	3	34	26	14	31	24	21	50	24	21
10	3	58	4	14	50	28	21	59	25	20
11	4	21	38	15	9	17	22	8	2	19
12	4	45	8	15	27	51	22	16	14	18
13	5	8	34	15	46	9	22	24	0	17
14	5	31	55	16	4	11	22	31	21	16
15	5	55	11	16	21	57	22	38	16	15
16	6	18	21	16	39	26	22	44	45	14
17	6	41	25	16	56	37	22	50	49	13
18	7	4	23	17	13	31	22	56	26	12
19	7	27	15	17	30	7	23	1	36	11
20	7	50	0	17	46	15	23	6	20	10
21	8	12	36	18	2	24	23	10	38	9
22	8	35	5	18	18	3	23	14	29	8
23	8	57	26	18	33	24	23	17	52	7
24	9	19	39	18	48	25	23	20	49	6
25	9	41	43	19	3	5	23	23	19	5
26	10	3	37	19	17	26	23	25	22	4
27	10	25	21	19	31	25	23	26	57	3
28	10	46	56	19	45	3	23	28	5	2
29	11	8	20	19	58	20	23	28	46	1
30	11	29	33	20	11	16	23	29	0	0
Signs	♓		♍	♒		♌	♑		♋
	1		5	10		4	9		3
	Sou.		Nor.	Sou.		Nor.	Sou.		Nor.

If the Sun’s place be taken from the Tables on pag. [114] and [115], his declination may be had thereby, near enough for common use, from this Table, by entering it with the signs at the head and degrees at the left hand; or with the signs at the foot and degrees at the right hand. Thus, March the 5th, the Sun’s place is ♓ 14° 53ʹ (call it 15°, being so near) to which answers 5° 55ʹ 11ʺ of the south declination.

Table XVIII. Lunations from 1 to 100000.

Lunat.	Days.	H.	M.	S.
1	Contain 29	12	44	3
2	59	1	28	6
3	88	14	12	9
4	118	2	56	13
5	147	15	40	16
6	177	4	24	19
7	206	17	8	22
8	236	5	52	25
9	265	18	36	28
10	295	7	20	31
20	590	14	41	3
30	885	22	1	34
40	1181	5	22	6
50	1476	12	42	37
60	1771	20	3	9
70	2067	3	23	40
80	2362	10	44	12
90	2657	18	4	43
100	2953	1	25	15
200	5906	2	50	30
300	8859	4	15	45
400	11812	5	41	0
500	14765	7	6	15
600	17718	8	31	30
700	20671	9	56	45
800	23624	11	22	0
900	26577	12	47	15
1000	29530	14	12	30
2000	59061	4	25	0
3000	88591	18	37	30
4000	118122	8	50	0
5000	147652	23	2	30
6000	177183	13	15	0
7000	206714	3	27	30
8000	236244	17	40	0
9000	265775	7	52	30
10000	295305	22	5
20000	590611	20	10
30000	885917	18	15
40000	1181223	16	20
50000	1476529	14	25
60000	1771835	12	30
70000	2067141	10	35
80000	2362447	8	40
90000	2657753	6	45
100000	2953059	4	50