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p377 Solarium, the Sun-dial,
lies east from Horologium, between the head of Hydrus and the tail of Dorado; but I can nowhere find anything as to the origin of the figure, although Miss Bouvier included it in her list, and Burritt drew it on his Atlas. It seems to be ignored by our astronomers, its stars being combined with those of the neighboring constellations.
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