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 1 7 |   noumbres of augrym that dividen thilke same degres fro 5 to 5,
 2 8 |            8. Under the compas of thilke degrees ben writen the names
 3 21|       understond this rewle, that thilke sterres that ben clepid
 4 21|       whan the planetes ben under thilke signes thei causen us by
 5 3 |          that thou wenyst governe thilke thinges be nigh the south
 6 4 |        take it at the largest, is thilke degre that ascendith at
 7 4 |     ascende at thatt same tyme in thilke forseide degre, than hath
 8 4 |          longitude. Men sayn that thilke planete is in horoscopo. ~
 9 4 |           that is 5 degrees above thilke degre that ascendith, or
10 4 |         ascendith, yit rekne they thilke planete in the ascendent.
11 4 |        what planete that is under thilke degre that ascendith the
12 4 |        degres, yit seyn thei that thilke planete is "like to him
13 4 |        parties by 10 degrees, and thilke porcioun they clepe a face.
14 6 |         The nader of the sonne is thilke degre that is opposyt to
15 14|       that condicioun; and yit lo thilke 2 degrees ben in diverse
16 15|       when the sonne is in eny of thilke degrees; than ben the dayes
17 16|          hevedes, truste wel that thilke two degrees hen of ilike
18 17|        bothe ascendentes, and set thilke myddel degre upon thyn est
19 20|          sothly the difference of thilke altitudes is the declinacioun
20 20|  altitudes is the declinacioun of thilke degre fro the equinoxiall.
21 20| equinoxiall. And yf it so be that thilke degre be northward fro the
22 23|    secunde altitude, and tak half thilke porcioun that is excedid
23 23|           heved, on a perche; and thilke lyne must hange evene perpendiculer
24 24|  discendith under the orisonte in thilke regioun, and considre his
25 25|           of thin Astrelabye. And thilke space is as much as the
26 25|         suppose that the sonne is thilke day at noon 38 degrees of
27 25|           equinoxiall; abate than thilke 20 degrees of declinacioun
28 25|        the equinoxiall, adde than thilke declinacioun to the altitude
29 26|        These auctours writen that thilke signe is cleped of right
30 26|        the zodiak ascendith - and thilke signe ascendith embelif
31 26|    Ferther-over they seyn that in thilke cuntrey where as the senith
32 26|          two poles of this world, thilke folk han this right cercle
33 26|         wel that by mediacioun of thilke ascensions these astrologiens,
34 29|   almykanteras of his altitude on thilke syde that the sonne stant,
35 29|          thy rule, and slighly in thilke shynyng lat thin Astrelabie
36 30|           where as the sonne went thilke day but not fro the wey
37 31|         it so that shipmen rekene thilke parties in 32. Than is there
38 32|              Loke hou many houres thilke conjunccioun is fro the
39 32|         thy kalender. Rekene than thilke nombre of houres in the
40 37| meridional lyne; and departe alle thilke degrees in 3 evene parties,
41 38|         we clepen oure non, as to thilke man. And therefore is it
42 38|       othir town, truste wel that thilke townes han diverse meridians.
43 5 |           in thy slate; and above thilke nomber wryt the signes,