Surya Siddhanta
रवेर् मन्दपरिध्यम्शा मनवः शीतगो रदाः। (१४, ३२) युग्मान्ते विषमान्ते तु नखलिप्तोनितास् तयोः॥
There are fourteen degrees (of the concentric) in the periphery of the Manda or first epicycle of the Sun, and thirty-two degrees (in the periphery of the 1st epicycle) of the Moon, when these epicycles are described at the end of an even quadrant (of the concentric or on the Line of the Apsides.) But when they are described at the end of an odd quadrant (of the concentric, or on the diameter of the concentric perpendicular to the Line of the Apsides) the degrees in both are diminished by twenty minutes; (then the degrees in the periphery of the Sun's epicycle=13° 40′ and in that of the Moon's=31° 40′.)
english translation
raver mandaparidhyamzA manavaH zItago radAH। (14, 32) yugmAnte viSamAnte tu nakhaliptonitAs tayoH॥
hk transliteration by Sanscript