584

584

53 The planets had stable orbits. Otherwise they would long since have collided and disintegrated.

Law of Bode and Titus:	Observations:
*4 + (0 3) / 10 = 0,4**	Mercury	0,39
*4 + (1 3) / 10 = 0,7**	Venus	0,72
*4 + (2 3) / 10 = 1,0**	Moon	1,00
*4 + (4 3) / 10 = 1,6**	Mars	1,52
*4 + (8 3) / 10 = 2,8**	→ Ceres	→ 2,77
*4 + (16 3) / 10 = 5,2**	Jupiter	5,20
*4 + (32 3) / 10 = 10,0**	Saturn	9,54

Synodic cycles:
Mercury	*115.88 → 116 = 4 29**
Venus	*583.92 → 584 = 3 116 + 8 * 29½**
Earth	*π 116 → 364.24**
Mars	*779.96 → 780 = 584 + 4 49**
JUS PITER 398.88 (→ 584 - 186)
Saturn	378.09 → Phoenix
Uranus	369.66 → 370 = 584 - 214

Otherwise they could not be integrated into a stable calendar.

And likewise it would not have been possible to create an overview with for instance Jupiter (398 → 584 - 186) at the end of the first half of the year - below the Head of Leo - and Mars (780 → 584 + 4 * 49) at its beginning, viz. above the Tail of the Goatfish:

186 + 196 = 2 * 191 (→ Porrima, *191.5).

As for Venus (584) we should find her at the Lady of Heavens, viz. at τ Piscium (*16.5 → 191.5 - 350 / 2):

... Though Andromeda has its roots most firmly in the Greek tradition, a female figure in Andromeda's place appeared in Babylonian astronomy. The stars that make up Pisces and the middle portion of modern Andromeda formed a constellation representing a fertility goddess, sometimes named as Anunitum or the Lady of the Heavens ...

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