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 1 1 |         the height of thinges. And tak kep, for from henes forthward
 2 6 |          be toward thy right side. Tak this rewle generall, as
 3 17|            as fro the equinoxiall. Tak kep of these latitudes north
 4 2 |            upon thin est lyne, and tak there the altitude of thi
 5 3 |   ascendent, or ellis horoscopum. ~Tak the altitude of the sonne
 6 7 |         bitwixe bothe prickes, and tak there thyn arch of the day.
 7 8 |          and depart hem by 15, and tak there thin houres equales. ~
 8 9 |            thy day artificial, and tak there the space of all the
 9 10|          day artificial in 12, and tak there the quantite of the
10 13|            degre of thy sonne; and tak there thin altitude meridian,
11 17|            thus he shal be knowe. ~Tak the altitude of this sterre
12 17|           as thou mayst gesse; and tak an ascendent anon right
13 17|        kaught on the est syde; and tak a newe ascendent anon-ryght
14 17|           the Iyne meridional, and tak there the verrey degre of
15 18|          the lyne meridionall, and tak kep of thy zodiak, and loke
16 18| meridionall at that same tyme, and tak there the degre in which
17 19|           brede of the zodiak. And tak god kep of this chapitre
18 23|         sitte evene over the pool. Tak than anoon-right the altitude
19 23|          wol sitte under the pool. Tak than eftsonys the altitude
20 23|          his secunde altitude, and tak half thilke porcioun that
21 23|          his secunde altitude, and tak there the elevacioun of
22 23|           first altitude att even. Tak than the half of 8 and adde
23 24|           artik fro the orisonte. ~Tak eny sterre fix that never
24 24|          of bothe these altitudes; tak than and abate half that
25 24|        abate half that nombre, and tak there the elevacioun of
26 25|           latitude of the regioun, tak the altitude of the sonne
27 25|          of the sonne at noon, and tak there the hevedes of Aries
28 25|             Or elles, if the list, tak the highest altitude fro
29 25|         fix that thou knowist, and tak the netherest elongacioun (
30 27|         bitwixe bothe prikkes, and tak the ascensioun of the signe
31 28|          bitwyxe bothe prikkes and tak there the ascensioun of
32 29|           West, North, and South. ~Tak the altitude of thy sonne
33 33|            but eny tyme of the day tak the altitude of the sonne,
34 34|            fro the ecliptik lyne. ~Tak the altitude of the mone,
35 34|            and set there a prikke. Tak than anon-right upon the
36 34|          altitude of the mone, and tak there the degre in which
37 35|           be direct or retrograd. ~Tak the altitude of any sterre
38 35|      planete, and note it wel; and tak eke anon the altitude of
39 35|           hir firste altitude. And tak than eft-sones the altitude
40 36|         upon the lyne of mydnight. Tak than the nader of the degre
41 37|         houses by the Astrelabie. ~Tak thin ascendent, and than
42 38|         fix in eny certeyn place. ~Tak a round plate of metal;
43 38|            another pricke of ynke. Tak than a compas, and mesure
44 38|            and set there a prikke. Tak me than a rule and draw
45 38|            the middel prikke - and tak there thi lyne heved. And
46 1 |            maner thou shalt werke. Tak the altitude of the tour
47 4 |          thy nomber passe 20, than tak that thou findest in direct
48 4 |          be more, as 6 or 18, than tak that thou findest in direct
49 5 |           be by Arsechieles tables tak thy rote, the whiche is
50 5 |            monethes and dayes, and tak alle the signes, degrees,
51 5 |       tabels of thy mene mote. And tak alle the signes, degrees,