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 1 4 |    hool amidde, is clepid the south lyne, or ellis the lyne
 2 16|    lyne unto the point of the south lyne under the ring, in
 3 16|    small crosse (+) above the south lyne, that shewith the 24
 4 17|     these latitudes north and south, and forget it nat. By this
 5 21|     ben clepid sterres of the south. But I seie not that thei
 6 21|       alle the sterres of the south arisen after the degre of
 7 3 |    thilke thinges be nigh the south Iyne. For trust wel, whan
 8 17|  sterre passith eny thyng the south westward; and cacche him
 9 17|     his declynacioun north or south toward the polys of this
10 17|       after the site north or south and after the quantite of
11 17|       after hys site north or south and after the quantite of
12 17|    som tyme declinen north or south save oonly the forseide
13 19| sterre fix is either north or south fro the equinoxiall. But
14 20|      be southward, than is it south. ~
15 22|      50 mynutes; than is oure south orisonte from oure equinoxiall
16 25|   equinoxiall cercle north or south, takyng the mesure in the
17 28|      ben clepid signes of the south fro the equinoxial; and
18 28|     verrey est and the verrey south in oure orisonte. Also every
19 29|      as Est, West, North, and South. ~Tak the altitude of thy
20 29|     thin Astrelabie lye evene south, and the est Iyne wol Iye
21 30|   whethir so they be north or south fro the forseide wey. ~Loke
22 30|    sonne, than is the planete south fro the wey of the sonne
23 31| northe the est and somtyme by south the est. Sothly the sonne
24 31|    another lyne that goth fro south to north; than is it divided
25 31|   azymutz, as est, and est by south, where as is the first azymut
26 33|      est or west, or north or south, or eny partie bitwene,
27 39|      his latitude be north or south. ~Know by thin almenak the
28 39|     fro the ecliptik north or south. And by these ensamples
29 40|   cause that the latitude was south 2 degres, that is to seyn,