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Brahmasphuta Siddhanta of Brahmagupta with Commentary

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306 BRAHMAGUPTA'S ASTRONOMY : ITS HIGHLIGHTS 63-64 ; SiŚi. I. ii. 47 (ii) (For RSine of the Declination). BrSpSi. II. 56 ; also Ārya. IV 24 ; MBh. III, 6; LBh. II. 17 ; ŚiDVṛ. I. ii. 18 ; SiŚe. III. 66 ; . SiŚi I. ii. 48 (For day- radius). BrSpSi. II. 57-58 ; also MBh. III. 7 ; LBh. II. 18 ; SūSi .II. 61; ŚiDVṛ. I. ii. 18; SiŚe III. 67 ; SiŚi. I. ii. 49 (i) (For the ascensional difference). 12. For finding the times of rising of the sāyana signs at the equator : BrSpSi. III. 15. Also MBh. III. 9 ; SūSi. III. 42–43 : ŚiDVṛ. I. iii. 8 ; SiŚe. IV. 15 ; SiŚi I. 11. 51. 13. Rule for finding the ascensional differences of the Sāyana signs Aries. Taurus and Gemini : KK. 1. 21. Also MBh. III. 8 ; PSi. III. 10 ; ŚiDVṛ. 1. XIII. 9 ; SiŚi. I. ii. 50-51. 14. Rule for the determination of the meridian zenith distance and meridian altitude of the Sun with the help of the Sun’s declination and the latitude of the place ; BrSpSi. III, 47. Also MBh. III. 11 ; LBh. III. 27 ; ŚiDVṛ. I. iii. 16 ;SiŚe. IV. 42. 15. Rule for determination of the latitude with the help of the Sun’s meridian zenith distance and declination : BrSpSi. : III. 13. Also MBh. III. 17: LBh. III. 34; SūSi. III. 15-16; SiŚe. IV. 51, 16. Rule for finding out the Rsine of the Sun’s altitude for the given time in ghaṭīs : BrSpSi. III. 25-26 Also Ārya IV. 28; MBh. III. 18-20; LBh. III. 7-10: ŚiDVṛ. I. iii. 24-25; SiŚe. IV. 32,34; SiŚi. I. iii. 53-54. 17. Rule for finding out the Sun’s altitude : RSin α= M×day radius gnomon ───────────── × ─────────────────────────────────────── R hypotenuse of equinoctial midday shadow where M=R Sin (given ghaṭīs∓asc. diff.) Rsin (asc. diff.), the upper or lower sign being taken according as the Sun is the nor- thern or southern hemisphere, α is the Sun’s altitude. BrSpSi. III. 27 (i).