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ASTEROIDS.—continued.

Name.		Length of Sidereal Revolution in Days.	Inclination of Orbit to Ecliptic.			Discoverer.	Year of Discovery.
			°	′	″
41.	Daphne	1358.34	15	48	23.0	Goldschmidt	1856
42.	Isis	1386.914	8	34	40.0	Pogson	1856
43.	Ariadne	1191.108	3	20	0.0	Pogson	1857
44.	Nysa	1599.700	3	53	0.0	Goldschmidt	1857
45.	Eugenia	1617.641	6	35	0.0	Goldschmidt	1857
46.	Hestia	1406.614	2	18	0.0	Pogson	1857
47.	Aglaia	1793.933	5	6	0.0	Luther	1857
48.	Doris	2000.220	6	30	0.0	Goldschmidt	1857
49.	Pales	1980.255	3	8	0.0	Goldschmidt	1857
50.	Virginia	1596.140	2	52	0.0	Fergusson	1857
51.	Nemausa	...	9	36	38.0	Laurent	1857
52.	Europa	...	7	24	41.0	Goldschmidt	1858
53.	Calypso	...	5	6	59.0	Luther	1858
54.	Alexandra	...	11	47	9.0	Goldschmidt	1858
55.	Pandora	...	7	13	30.0	Searle	1858
56.	Pseudo Daphne	...	7	56	2.0	Schubert	1858
57.	Mnemosyne	...	15	7	40.0	Luther	1859
58.	Concordia	...	...			Luther	1860
59.	(Not named)	...	...			Chacornac	1860
60.	Titania	...	4	40	18.0	Fergusson	1860
61.	Danae	...	...			Goldschmidt	1860
62.	Erato	...	2	14	15.0	Forsten	1860
63.	Ansonia	...	...			De Gasparis	1860
64.	Angelina	...	...			Tempel	1861
65.	Maximiliana	...	...			Tempel	1861
66.	Maia	...	...			Tuttle	1861
67.	Asia	...	...			Pogson	1861
68.	Leto	...	...			Luther	1861
69.	Hesperia	...	...			Schiaparelli	1861
70.	Ponopea	...	...			Goldschmidt	1861
71.	Niobe	...	...			Luther	1861

Aggregate mass (Earth's = 1), less than	1-4th
Inclination of orbit to ecliptic, greatest (Pallas),	34° 37′ 20″
Inclination of orbit to ecliptic,— — — least (Massilia),	0° 41′ 5″
Distance from Sun (Earth's = 1), greatest (Euphrosene)	3.192282
{{{1}}}— — — least (Ariadne),	2.19904