ARIES:
1	Ashvini	β and γ Arietis	Horse's head	27
	wife of the Ashvins	Sheratan and Mesarthim		April 17 (107)
2	Bharani	35, 39, and 41 Arietis	Yoni, the female organ of reproduction	41 = 27 + 14
	the bearer	Musca Borealis		May 1 (121)
TAURUS:
3	Krittikā	M 45 Tauri	Knife or spear	55 = 41 + 14
	the nurses of Kārttikeya	The Pleiades		May 15 (135)
4	Rohini	α Tauri	Cart or chariot, temple, banyan tree	68 = 55 + 13
	the red one	Aldebaran		May 28 (148)
ORION:
5	Mrigashīrsha	λ, φ¹, and φ² Orionis	Stag's head	83 = 68 + 15
	the deer's head	Heka		June 12 (163)
6	Ardra	α Orionis	Teardrop, diamond, a human head	88 = 83 + 5
	the moist one	Betelgeuze		June 17 (168)
GEMINI:
7	Punarvasu	α and β Gemini	Bow and quiver	113 = 88 + 25
	the two restorers of goods	Castor and Pollux		July 12 (193)
CANCER:
8	Pushya	γ, δ, and θ Cancri	Cow's udder, lotus, arrow and circle	128 = 113 + 15
	the nourisher	Beehive		July 27 (208)
HYDRA:
9	*Āshleshā*	δ, ε, η, ρ, and σ Hydrae	Serpent	130 = 128 + 2
	the embrace	Uninhabited Spot		July 29 (210)
LEO:
10	Maghā	α Leonis	Royal Throne	153 = 133 + 20
	the bountiful	Regulus		Aug 21 (233)
11	Purva Phalguni	δ and θ Leonis	Front legs of bed, hammock, fig tree	169 = 153 + 16
	first reddish one	Zosma and Coxa		Sept 6 (249)
12	Uttara Phalguni	β Leonis	Four legs of bed, hammock	178 = 169 + 9
	second reddish one	Denebola		Sept 15 (258)

We have seen where in Cb6 Maghā and Purva Phalguni are. It now remains to find out the locations of the Hindu stations at the opposite side of the Sky roof.

The 15th station, Svāti, was ruled by Arcturus, we should remember, but then we jumped ahead to number 20, Purva Asadha:

SAGITTARIUS:
20	*Purva Ashadha*	δ and ε Sagittarii	Elephant tusk, fan, winnowing basket	278
	first of the ashādhā (the invincible one, the name of a constellation)	Kaus		Dec 24 (358)
LYRA:
22	Abhijit	α, ε, and ζ Lyrae	-	282 = 278 + 4
	victorious	Vega		Dec 28 (362)
SAGITTARIUS:
21	*Uttara Ashadha*	ζ and σ Sagittarii	Elephant tusk, small bed	288 = 282 + 6
	second of the ashādhā	Nunki		Jan 3 (368)
AQUILA:
23	Sravana	α, β, and γ Aquilae	Ear or Three Footprints	300 = 288 + 12
	-	Altair		Jan 15 (380)
DELPHINUS:
24	Dhanishta	α, β, γ, and δ Delphini	Drum or flute	312 = 300 + 12
	most famous (or swiftest)	Dolphin		Jan 27 (392)

Notably number 22, ruled by Vega (and by Brahma) comes before number 21. I guess this phenomenon has to do with the end of the year. Number 22 could imply 'final' (like e.g. in 22h).

δ and ε Sagittarii (Kaus Medius respectively Kaus Australis) rose with the Sun in December 23 respectively December 24. Kaus Borealis (λ) rose heliacally in December 25. I have chosen the date for Kaus Australis because this is the central date, but also because December 24 is Christmas Eve and because there are 100 days from Denebola to Kaus Australis (ε).

For Uttara Ashadha there was a similar dilemma, but I decided to use the name Nunki (σ Sagittarii) in my table although Ascella (ζ) rose slightly earlier. Both rose in January 3, but Nunki had the RA fraction .4.

The Aquila stars offered no great problem - of course the bright (0.76) Altair (α) had to be the ruling star.

The Dolphin stars are close together and in rongorongo times they began to rise with ε (Rotten Melon) in January 26 and ended with γ in January 29. Rotanev (β) rose with the Sun in January 27 and Svalocin (α) in January 28. Rotanev is slightly brighter than Svalocin, yet the latter is α.

Hevelius has put γ as the eye of the Dolphin but I think day 392 could be the correct date, because drums should accompany a border between 92 and 93. Also - there are 392 glyphs on side a of the C tablet.