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 1 [Title]|            frend," therfore have I latitude of Oxenforde; upon which,
 2 [Title]|            the mone arisith in any latitude, and the arisyng of any
 3 [Title]|           of any planete after his latitude fro the ecliptik lyne. ~
 4 [Title]|     equaciouns of houses after the latitude of Oxenforde; and tables
 5 21     |            a superfice contenyng a latitude of 12 degrees, whereas alle
 6 21     |          verrey Iynes withoute eny latitude. Amiddes this celestial
 7 4      |    forseide degre, than hath he no latitude fro the ecliptik lyne, but
 8 4      |     although that a planete have a latitude fro the ecliptik, yit sey
 9 17     |            ende of Pisces; and his latitude is rekned after the quantite
10 17     |          eny fix sterre, rekne hys latitude or his declinacioun fro
11 17     |           than the quantite of his latitude fro the ecliptik lyne, all
12 17     |            the declinacioun or the latitude of eny body celestiall be
13 17     | declinacioun. And right so may the latitude or the declinacioun of eny
14 19     |         signe is by cause that the latitude of the sterre fix is either
15 19     |          that is whan they have no latitude fro the ecliptyk lyne. But
16 21     |              21. To knowe for what latitude in eny regioun the almykanteras
17 21     |        orisonte; and for so gret a latitude, or for so smal a latitude,
18 21     |         latitude, or for so smal a latitude, is the table compowned. ~
19 22     |            To know in speciall the latitude of oure countre, I mene
20 22     |          countre, I mene after the latitude of Oxenford, and the height
21 22     |             I prove it thus by the latitude of Oxenford: understond
22 22     |      shorte rule is soth, that the latitude of eny place in a regioun
23 23     |             To prove evidently the latitude of eny place in a regioun
24 23     |           of thy pool, and eke the latitude of thyregioun; for these
25 23     |            elevat, so muche is the latitude of the regioun. ~Ensample
26 23     |         height of thy pool and the latitude of the regioun. But understond
27 25     |           conclusioun to prove the latitude of the regioun. ~Understond
28 25     |            Understond wel that the latitude of eny place in a regioun
29 25     |          thou desire to knowe this latitude of the regioun, tak the
30 25     |         the nombre that leveth the latitude of that regioun. As thus: -
31 25     |             than is 52 degrees the latitude. I say not this but for
32 25     |        ensample; for wel I wot the latitude of Oxenford is certeyn minutes
33 30     |           of the sonne and hath no latitude. And if the altitude of
34 30     |           sonne such a quantite of latitude as shewith by thin almykanteras.
35 30     |           sonne such a quantite of latitude as shewith by thin almykanteras.
36 34     |           eny planete that hath no latitude for the tyme fro the ecliptik
37 34     |   excepcioun whether the mone have latitude or noon, ne on wheyther
38 38     |           the equinoxiall. And the latitude of a climat may be cleped
39 38     |         sayn that yf men clepe the latitude of a cuntrey the arch meridian
40 38     |      ageynst the pool artik is the latitude of a clymat forsoothe. ~
41 39     |      orisonte, whether so that his latitude be north or south. ~Know
42 39     |         know also the degre of his latitude fro the ecliptik north or
43 39     |           6 of Capricorne, and the latitude of hir was northward 2 degrees
44 39     |           same signe by cause that latitude was north upon the latitude
45 39     |        latitude was north upon the latitude of Venus, that is to seyn,
46 39     |        label upon the space of the latitude, inward and over the zodiak,
47 39     |           the body of Venus in hir latitude of 2 degrees septemtrionals
48 39     |         maist thou worche with any latitude septemtrional in alle signes.
49 39     |        alle signes. But sothly the latitude meridional of a planete
50 40     |       Piscis in longitude, and his latitude was 2 degrees meridional;
51 40     |            signe by cause that the latitude was south 2 degres, that
52 40     |           space of 2 degres of the latitude outward fro the zodiak (
53 40     |         the body of Jupiter in his latitude of 2 degres meridional ascendid
54 40     |         maist thou worche with any latitude meridional, as I first seide,