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 1 [Title]|         moeving of the mone from houre to houre every day and in
 2 [Title]|        of the mone from houre to houre every day and in every signe
 3 7      |          is seien, mynutes of an houre. ~
 4 16     |           and 3 milewei maken an houre. And every degre ot thys
 5 17     |        the equinoxiall makith an houre equal of the clokke. This
 6 3      |          same nyght folewyng the houre of the nyght, and wroughte
 7 3      |       manere I shuld come to the houre of the nyght, and to myn
 8 3      |         of the clokke before the houre of noon til oon of the clokke
 9 10     |         that evermo generaly the houre inequal of the day with
10 10     |      inequal of the day with the houre inequal of the night contenen
11 10     |        there the quantite of the houre inequale by day. And if
12 10     |        abate the quantite of the houre inequale by day out of 30,
13 10     |         that levith parforme the houre inequale by night. ~
14 12     |         the sonne shal shewe the houre of the planete; and fro
15 12     |     degre of the sonne shewe the houre of the planete. ~Ensample
16 12     |         sonne arist, entrith the houre of every planete, after
17 12     |        in the hevene. The firste houre inequal of every Saturday
18 12     |       mone. And then ageyn the 8 houre is to Saturne, the 9 is
19 12     |    verrey degre of the sonne the houre of Mercurie entring under
20 12     |         planete after planete in houre after houre, all the nyght
21 12     |     after planete in houre after houre, all the nyght longe til
22 12     |    shewith me the entring of the houre of the forseide sonne. And
23 12     |        mone up ageyn to Saturne, houre after houre generaly. And
24 12     |          to Saturne, houre after houre generaly. And thus have
25 32     |         thy label sitte upon the houre of the conjunccioun. Loke
26 36     | ascendith upon the ende of the 8 houre inequal; than wol the begynnyng
27 36     |        him on the ende of the 10 houre inequal, and than wol the
28 36     |         him in the ende of the 2 houre inequal; and than wol the
29 36     |   ascendent in the ende of the 4 houre inequal, and than wol the
30 40     |         thou rekne wel hir cours houre off by houre, for she ne
31 40     |       wel hir cours houre off by houre, for she ne dwellith not
32 40     |     verrey moevyng by thy tables houre after houre, [thou shalt
33 40     |        by thy tables houre after houre, [thou shalt do wel ynow]. ~
34 4      |      yere, from day to day, from houre to houre, and from smale
35 4      |        day to day, from houre to houre, and from smale fraccionis
36 4      |        the same day and the same houre. ~
37 6      |         46. For to knowe at what houre of the day or of the night,
38 6      |         declare to thee, at what houre of the day or of the night
39 6      |   quarter ebbe; or ellis at what houre it was last, or shal be
40 6      |        label unremeved knowe the houre of the flod or of the ebbe,
41 6      |          Or elles know thou what houre it is that thou art inne,