ed at midnight on Nov. 18, 362 BCE in the proleptic Julian calendar, corresponding to a Julian day number of 1589523.5. Hence we have <span class="nowrap">JD(M<sub>0</sub>)</span> = 1589523.5 for epoch A. Values of <span class="nowrap">JD(M<sub>0</sub>)</span> for the two epochs can be calculated or looked up from the dates in the proleptic Julian calendar. The following table summarizes the result.</p>
    
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<caption><b>Table 2: Parameters of the three epochs</b></caption>
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