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| | On | Passes
Name | Chief Star | Meridian | Overhead
| or | 9 P. M. | in Latitude[4]
| Noted Object | | (Degrees)
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Apus | | July | 75 S.
Ara | | July | 55 S.
Argo Navis | Canopus | March | 50 S.
1. Carina | | March | 60 S.
2. Puppis | | March | 45 S.
3. Vela | | March | 50 S.
Centaurus | Alpha Centauri| June | 50 S.
Crux | | |
(Southern | | |
Cross) | Alpha Crucis | June | 60 S.
Dorado | Gt. Magellanic| |
| Cloud | February | 58 S.
Grus | | October | 45 S.
Hydrus | Lesser Mag. | |
| Cloud | | 70 S.
Indus | | September | 55 S.
Lupus | | June | 40 S.
Musca | | June | 70 S.
Octans | | | 85 S.
Pavo | | October | 65 S.
Phoenix | | November | 45 S.
Telescopium| | July | 48 S.
Triangulum | | |
Australe | | July | 65 S.
Tucana | Great Cluster | November | 60 S.
Volans | | March | 75 S.
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TABLE V
PRONUNCIATIONS AND MEANINGS OF NAMES OF STARS AND CONSTELLATIONS
1. STARS
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