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| Alphabetical [« »] moevith 1 moevyng 6 moist 1 mone 32 mones 1 moneth 2 monethes 7 | Frequency [« »] 33 at 33 equinoxiall 33 seyn 32 mone 32 pool 32 signe 32 verrey | Geoffrey Chaucer A Treatise on the Astrolabe IntraText - Concordances mone |
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1 [Title]| the verrey moeving of the mone from houre to houre every 2 [Title]| degre of the zodiak that the mone arisith in any latitude, 3 21 | whan that the sonne and the mone be lyne-right, or ellis 4 21 | eclipse of the sonne or of the mone, as I shal declare, and 5 2 | night the altitude of the mone or of brighte sterres. ~ 6 12 | Mercurius, the seventhe to the mone. And then ageyn the 8 houre 7 12 | next hilr succedith the mone, and so furth by ordir planete 8 12 | planete fro Saturne unto the mone, and fro the mone up ageyn 9 12 | unto the mone, and fro the mone up ageyn to Saturne, houre 10 19 | truste wel that neyther mone ne sterre, as in our embelif 11 34 | of the longitude of the mone, or of eny planete that 12 34 | Tak the altitude of the mone, and rekne thy altitude 13 34 | almykanteras on which syde that the mone stondith, and set there 14 34 | prykke of the altitude of the mone, and tak there the degre 15 34 | there the degre in which the mone stondith. This conclusioun 16 34 | non excepcioun whether the mone have latitude or noon, ne 17 34 | on wheyther syde of the mone the altitude of the sterre 18 34 | taken. ~And nota that yf the mone shewe a himself by light 19 35 | parties is of the cours of the mone; for certis the mone moeveth 20 35 | the mone; for certis the mone moeveth the contrarie from 21 40 | with the arisyng of the mone, loke thou rekne wel hir 22 6 | place of the firmament the mone being, maketh full see. 23 6 | degree of the zodiak that the mone at that tyme is inne. Bring 24 6 | that same cost that the mone maketh flod, and set thou 25 6 | there the degree of the mone according with the egge 26 6 | than tlle label fro the mone, and bring and set it justly 27 6 | furth the degree of the mone with the label to that coste 28 6 | label fro the degree of the mone as thou dide before; for-why 29 6 | the same degree with the mone. And so thou may at that 30 6 | evermore as thou findest the mone passe fro the sonne, so 31 6 | than fro the degree of the mone, and bring it to the degree 32 6 | it upon the degree of the mone, and therby may thou wite