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 1 8 |         5 to 5, dyvidid fro the tyme that the signe entrith unto
 2 3 |               3. To knowe every tyme of the day by light of the
 3 3 |         of the sonne; and every tyme of the nyght by the sterres
 4 4 |   planete ascende at thatt same tyme in thilke forseide degre,
 5 7 |      Rekne than the quantite of tyme in the bordure bitwixe bothe
 6 7 |   dwelleth above the erthe, fro tyme that he riseth til he go
 7 10|         understond wel that som tyme ben thei lenger by day than
 8 10|      day than by night, and som tyme the contrarie. But understond
 9 11|   houres ben to come fro such a tyme to such a tyme by day or
10 11|       fro such a tyme to such a tyme by day or by night, know
11 12|       the planete; and fro that tyme forward al the night til
12 17|         sterre stondith for the tyme. For in the ecliptik is
13 17|    which lyne alle planetes som tyme declinen north or south
14 18|        meridionall at that same tyme, and tak there the degre
15 19|      same orisonte at that same tyme. And understond wel that
16 19| ecliptyk lyne. But natheles som tyme is everich of these planetes
17 23|         thikke sterred, wayte a tyme til that eny sterre fix
18 29|      which the sonne is for the tyme by the azymutz. Turne than
19 32|    conjunccyoun. ~Considere the tyme of the conjunccyoun by the
20 33|         no more to seyn but eny tyme of the day tak the altitude
21 34|        hath no latitude for the tyme fro the ecliptik lyne. ~
22 38|    place that eny man ys at any tyme of the yer, whan that the
23 4 |       that evere it be, til the tyme that thou come to 20, or
24 5 |         May, other in any other tyme or moneth of the yer, loke
25 6 |    zodiak that the mone at that tyme is inne. Bring furth than
26 6 |    degree of the sonne, at that tyme. Remeve thou than tlle label
27 6 |     whether it be, at that same tyme, flod or ebbe, or half flod,
28 6 |      for this matere aboute the tyme of the conjunccioun, bring
29 6 |         And so thou may at that tyme by the point of the label