e other conjunction times in <span class="nowrap">N<sub>-130</sub></span> can be computed by adding integer multiples of <span class="nowrap">P<sub>L</sub></span>. The traditional method is to use fractions to do the calculation. Take month 11 as an example. The month 10 conjunction was on Nov. 25, 132 BCE (sexagenary date r&#233;n sh&#275;n) and the <i>xi&#462;oy&#250;</i> was 93. The lunar cycle is (29 + 499/940) days. Adding 499 to 93 yields 592. Since the number is smaller than 940, the month 11 conjunc