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 1 17|      the weyer of the day-for whan the sonne is in the hevedes
 2 21|     hevene, under which lyne, whan that the sonne and the mone
 3 21|       of bestes, or ellis for whan the sonne entrith into eny
 4 21|   shape like bestes, or elles whan the planetes ben under thilke
 5 21|      And understond also that whan an hot planete cometh into
 6 3 |     the altitude of the sonne whan the list, as I have seid,
 7 3 |     rule, ones for evere. And whan thou hast set the degre
 8 3 |     have set justly a clokke, whan eny celestial body by which
 9 3 |    south Iyne. For trust wel, whan the sonne is nygh the meridional
10 4 |       ascendent " clepen they whan that no wicked planete,
11 4 |      thei that he is fortunat whan he is in god place fro the
12 5 |     owne instrument. Wherfore whan that the degre of thi sonne
13 11|       declaracioun? ~Wherfore whan the list to knowe how many
14 13|   night. This is to seyn that whan eny sterre fix is passid
15 17|       altitude of this sterre whan he is on the est syde of
16 17| sterre ne thyn ascendent. And whan that this is don, aspye
17 17|      is don, aspye diligently whan this same firste sterre
18 17|   this secunde ascendent. And whan that this is don, rekne
19 19|   save in oo cas, and that is whan they have no latitude fro
20 20|    there a nother prikke. And whan that this is don, considre
21 23|  place. ~In som wynters nyght whan the firmament is cler and
22 23|       hys first altitude. And whan that this is doon, rekene
23 25|     in the myddel of the day, whan the sonne is in the hevedes
24 25|       or of Libra, than wayte whan the sonne is in eny othir
25 29|     the altitude of thy sonne whan the list, and note wel the
26 30|       the forseide wey. ~Loke whan that a planete is in the
27 35|      bakward. Awayte wel than whan that thy sterre fixe is
28 35|    same altitude that she was whan thou toke hir firste altitude.
29 35|  planete be upon the est side whan his altitude is ytaken,
30 38|       10 or 11 of the clokke, whan the sonne shineth, whan
31 38|       whan the sonne shineth, whan the shadewe of the pyn entrith
32 38|       at any tyme of the yer, whan that the sonne, by mevynge
33 2 |      a prikke; and afterward, whan thou seest him at 2, ther
34 5 |      to knowe the mene mote. ~Whan thou wolt make the mene
35 6 |     therby may thou wite also whan it was flod, or whan it
36 6 |     also whan it was flod, or whan it wol be next, be it night