Vateshvarasiddhanta 3.480_33

3.480_33

madhyānhe
= 13140
madhyānhe
= 130140′
paścimonmaṇḍalasthe rakho 13120' paścimonmalaṇḍasthe rakho " = 1410
candrasya ṛṇaphale
=
prāmunmaṇḍalasthe candre paridhyaśāḥ-300.44' prāgunmaṇḍalasthe candraparidhyaśāḥ 300144
dhanaphale
madhyānhe
madhyānhe
paścimonmaṇḍalasthe candre
32.28' paścimonmaṇḍalasthe"
tathā kujādigrahāṇāṃ mandaparidhyaṃśāstaduktāḥ
31136
30144
kujajya 70, budhasya 38. guroḥ 33. samapadānte śukrasya 11.
viṣamapadānte hai. śaneḥ 30. bhāskarācāryeṇāpyetadanusārameva kathyate kevalaṃ
śanaiśvara mandapariṣau pārthakyamasti . etena jñāyate yanmandāntyaphalajyāḥ sadā sthi-
rānetyata evācāyaṃ kathiteṣu mandaparidhyaṃśeṣu pārthakrayamastīti ..46..
aba ravyādigrahoṃ kī mandaparidhi kahate haiṃ .
himā-ravi ke maradaparidhvaṃśa 140. candra ke manyapariyaṃ 310130, kurja
320 vaṭeśvara-siddhānteḥ
ke maṃpa = 72' . yudha ke maṃpa = 22' . guru ke maṃparidhi = 330 . śukra ke maṃpa = 110 .
śani ke maṃpa = 460 ..46..

at noon = 13° 40' / at noon = 13° 40';
when the Sun is on the western equatorial horizon = 13° 20' / when the Sun is on the western equatorial horizon = 14° 0'.
For the Moon's negative equation / positive equation:
When the Moon is on the eastern equatorial horizon, the epicycle degrees = 30° 44' / When the Moon is on the eastern equatorial horizon, the epicycle degrees = 30° 44';
at noon = 32° 28' / at noon = 31° 36';
when the Moon is on the western equatorial horizon = [32° 28'] / when the Moon is on the western equatorial horizon = 30° 44'.
Likewise, the slow epicycle degrees of Mars and the other planets stated by him are:
Mars's 70°, Mercury's 38°, Jupiter's 33°; at the end of an even quadrant Venus's is 11°,
[and the same] at the end of an odd quadrant; Saturn's is 30°.
Bhāskarācārya also states [values] in accordance with this; there is a difference only in the slow epicycle of Saturn.
From this it is known that the tabular sines of the maximum equation of the center are not permanently fixed, and for this very reason there is difference among the slow epicycle degrees stated by the Teachers. // 46
Now he states the slow epicycles of the planets beginning with the Sun.
[Vernacular paraphrase:] The slow epicycle degrees of the Sun are 14°; of the Moon, the slow epicycle degrees are 31° 30'; in the *Vaṭeśvarasiddhānta*, Mars's slow epicycle = 72°; Mercury's slow epicycle = 22°; Jupiter's slow epicycle = 33°; Venus's slow epicycle = 11°; Saturn's slow epicycle = 46°. // 46