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 1 [Title]|      the same conclusioun as to knowe in oure orizonte with which
 2 8      |        Alkabucius. And therfore knowe wel that a degre of the
 3 13     |       mediacioun of thin eye to knowe the altitude of sterres
 4 19     |         these azymutz serven to knowe the costes of the firmament,
 5 19     |    othre conclusions, as for to knowe the cenyth of the sonne
 6 1      |        cours aboute. ~Rekne and knowe which is the day of thy
 7 1      |        March at midday, I wolde knowe the degre of the sonne.
 8 1      |      the daies, lo the whiche I knowe by the names of the monthes
 9 1      |      within the degre. And thus knowe I this conclusioun. ~Anothir
10 2      |                           2. To knowe the altitude of the sonne
11 2      |       this same wise maist thow knowe by night the altitude of
12 3      |                           3. To knowe every tyme of the day by
13 3      |        sterres fixe; and eke to knowe by nyght or by day the degre
14 3      |        12 day of March, I wolde knowe the tyde of the day. I tok
15 3      |        in which manere I shulde knowe the tyde of the day and
16 3      | ascendent. And thus lerned I to knowe onys for evere in which
17 3      |     Astrelabie it is to hard to knowe - I mene from xi of the
18 5      |                           5. To knowe the verrey equacioun of
19 5      |   lernyng to teche the first to knowe and worke with thin owne
20 6      |                           6. To knowe the spryng of the dawenyng
21 7      |                           7. To knowe the arch of the day, that
22 9      |                           9. To knowe the quantite of the day
23 9      |     manere maist thou worche to knowe the quantite of the vulgar
24 10     |                          10. To knowe the quantite of houres in,
25 11     |                          11. To knowe the quantite of houres equales. ~
26 11     |       Wherfore whan the list to knowe how many houres of the clokke
27 13     |                          13. To knowe the altitude of the sonne
28 13     |         that day. So maist thou knowe in the same lyne the heighest
29 14     |                          14. To knowe the degre of the sonne by
30 14     |         the sesoun of the yere, knowe the signe in which that
31 15     |                          15. To knowe which day is lik to which
32 17     |                          17. To knowe the verrey degre of eny
33 17     |         trouthe thus he shal be knowe. ~Tak the altitude of this
34 18     |                          18. To knowe the degrees of longitudes
35 19     |                          19. To knowe with which degre of the
36 20     |                          20. To knowe the declinacioun of eny
37 21     |                          21. To knowe for what latitude in eny
38 25     |          Than if thou desire to knowe this latitude of the regioun,
39 26     |         figure. ~The utilite to knowe the ascensions of signes
40 27     |      This is the conclusioun to knowe the ascensions of signes
41 27     |       of what signe the lyst to knowe his ascendyng in the right
42 28     |                          28. To knowe the ascensions of signes
43 28     |      signe which as the list to knowe his ascensioun upon the
44 29     |                          29. To knowe justly the 4 quarters of
45 30     |                          30. To knowe the altitude of planetes
46 31     |                          31. To knowe the cenyth of the arising
47 32     |                          32. To knowe in which partie of the firmament
48 33     |                          33. To knowe the cenyth of the altitude
49 34     |                          34. To knowe sothly the degre of the
50 35     | worchynge of the conclusioun to knowe yf that eny planete be direct
51 39     |                          40. To knowe with which degre of the
52 4      |    Another maner conclusion, to knowe the mene mote and the argumentis
53 5      |           45. Another manere to knowe the mene mote. ~Whan thou
54 6      |                      46. For to knowe at what houre of the day
55 6      |      day, thou than shalt esely knowe, &c. Furthermore, if it
56 6      |    point of the label unremeved knowe the houre of the flod or