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 1 17|        spere. in two llke partyes evene distantz fro the poles of
 2 21|         over-kervith him ageyn in evene parties; and that oo half
 3 4 |         signe is departid in thre evene parties by 10 degrees, and
 4 5 |        thin almury in the bordure evene amiddes bothe prickes, and
 5 17|           celestiall body rekned, evene fro the heved of Aries unto
 6 23|           to declare that A sitte evene over the pool. Tak than
 7 23|            and abid til that A is evene under the pool, and under
 8 23|        and thilke lyne must hange evene perpendiculer bytwixe the
 9 23|        shalt thou seen yf A sitte evene over the pool, and over
10 23|         the pool, and over F atte evene; and also yf F sitte evene
11 23|        evene; and also yf F sitte evene over the pool and over A
12 29|           Astrelabie kouche adoun evene upon a smothe ground, and
13 29| meridional of thin Astrelabie lye evene south, and the est Iyne
14 37|          alle thilke degrees in 3 evene parties, and take there
15 37|       parties, and take there the evene equacions of 3 houses; for
16 38|         this rounde plate upon an evene ground, or on an evene ston,
17 38|         an evene ground, or on an evene ston, or on an evene stok
18 38|           an evene ston, or on an evene stok fix in the ground;
19 38|         in the ground; and ley it evene by a level. And in the centre
20 38|     centre of the compas styke an evene pyn, or a wyr, upright,
21 38|        set thy pyn by a plom-rule evene upright, and let this pyn
22 38|         than a compas, and mesure evene the myddel bitwixe bothe
23 38|          a rule and draw a strike evene a-lyne, fro the pyn unto
24 38|           ende of the same clymat evene direct ageyns the pool artyke.
25 38|         unto the ende of a climat evene ageynst the pool artik is
26 39|           the wax on my label, as evene as I koude gesse, over the
27 40|        the point of A on my label evene over the ecliptik lyne in