*Zaurak*	γ Eridani	2.97	13º 39' S	03h 56m	59.9	467.9	467
Hyadum I	γ Tauri	3.65	15° 31′ N	04h 14m	64.4	472.4	471½
Hyadum II	δ¹ Tauri	3.77	17° 26′ N	04h 17m	65.2	473.2	472¼
	θ² Tauri	3.40	15° 45′ N	04h 23m	66.7	474.7	473¾
Ain	ε Tauri	3.53	19º 04' N	04h 23m
	θ¹ Tauri	3.84	15° 51′ N	04h 23m
*Aldebaran*	α Tauri	0.87	16° 25′ N	04h 33m	69.2	477.2	476¼

Day number 467 is the result of counting Zaurak to be 4 minutes earlier than 04h, but I prefer to have the 'Boat' at the beginning of the 5th hour.

Next we will consider Beid and Theemin, two more stars in Eridanus:

*Beid*	ο¹ Eridani	4.04	06° 58′ S	04h 09m	63.2	471.2	470¼
*Theemin*	υ² Eridani	3.81	30° 40′ S	04h 34m	69.5	477.5	476½

Measured in right ascension the distance from Beid (ο¹) to Theemin (υ²) is not far, 25m = 6¼ of a day. But if we follow the River the distance is great.

The configuration of Eridanus makes it doubtful to measure its time flow by right ascension. A somewhat better measure would be the declination. From Beid to Theemin the distance will then be 30° 40′ - 06° 58′ = 1840′ - 418′ = 1422′ = 23° 42′. But even so we can see that the great bend towards Cetus will not be properly measured. The flow of the river Eridanus seems to be outside the ordinary flow of time.

By the way, 23° 42′ happens to be quite close to the current axial tilt of the Earth: