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 1 [Title]|              and the arisyng of any planete after his latitude fro the
 2 21     |    understond also that whan an hot planete cometh into an hot signe,
 3 21     |       encrescith his hete; and yf a planete be cold, than amenusith
 4 21     |          reknyng the qualite of the planete as I first seide. And everich
 5 4      |           And therfore, yf that eny planete ascende at thatt same tyme
 6 4      |     longitude. Men sayn that thilke planete is in horoscopo. ~But sothly
 7 4      |    ascendith, yit rekne they thilke planete in the ascendent. And what
 8 4      |             the ascendent. And what planete that is under thilke degre
 9 4      |           yit seyn thei that thilke planete is "like to him that is
10 4      |         bynethe, thei seyn that the planete is "fallyng fro the ascendent."
11 4      |            they whan that no wicked planete, as Saturne or Mars or elles
12 4      |        ascendent, ne that no wicked planete have noon aspect of enemyte
13 4      |           that thei have a fortunat planete in hir ascendent, and yit
14 4      |      discencioun, ne joyned with no planete in his descencioun, ne have
15 4      |           face. And although that a planete have a latitude fro the
16 4      |             somme folk, so that the planete arise in that same signe
17 4      |             rekned, that yit is the planete in horoscopo, be it in nativyte
18 12     |         shal shewe the houre of the planete; and fro that tyme forward
19 12     |        sonne shewe the houre of the planete. ~Ensample as thus: -The
20 12     |          entrith the houre of every planete, after which planete the
21 12     |          every planete, after which planete the day berith his name,
22 12     |         mone, and so furth by ordir planete after planete in houre after
23 12     |        furth by ordir planete after planete in houre after houre, all
24 12     |            in this manere succedith planete under planete fro Saturne
25 12     |             succedith planete under planete fro Saturne unto the mone,
26 17     |           cercle; and if it be of a planete, rekne than the quantite
27 30     |     forseide wey. ~Loke whan that a planete is in the lyne meridional,
28 30     |           that day, and than is the planete in the verrey wey of the
29 30     |          And if the altitude of the planete be heigher than the degre
30 30     |           of the sonne, than is the planete north fro the wey of the
31 30     |          And if the altitude of the planete be lasse than the degre
32 30     |           of the sonne, than is the planete south fro the wey of the
33 34     |    longitude of the mone, or of eny planete that hath no latitude for
34 35     |    conclusioun to knowe yf that eny planete be direct or retrograd. ~
35 35     |             sterre that is clepid a planete, and note it wel; and tak
36 35     |       perceyve wel the moeving of a planete, whether so he moeve forward
37 35     |            altitude of the forseide planete and note it wel; for truste
38 35     |        truste wel yf so be that the planete be on the right syde of
39 35     |           altitude was, than is the planete direct; and yf he be on
40 35     |              And yf so be that this planete be upon the est side whan
41 39     |        degre of the zodiak that eny planete ascendith on the orisonte,
42 39     |             signe in which that the planete is rekned for to be, and
43 39     | per-aventure of Venus or of another planete was 6 of Capricorne, and
44 39     |            latitude meridional of a planete in Capricorne ne may not
45 40     |           of Jupiter, or of another planete, was in the first degre
46 4      |           and the argumentis of any planete. To know the mene mote and
47 4      |             the argumentis of every planete fro yere to yere, from day
48 4      |       findest in direct of the same planete that thou worchest for;
49 5      |           make the mene mote of eny planete to be by Arsechieles tables
50 5      |          fond direct under the same planete that I wroghte for, and
51 5      |           wete the mene mote of any planete in March April, or May,