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 1 4 |    the bordure is clepid the north lyne, or ellis the lyne
 2 17|   Tak kep of these latitudes north and south, and forget it
 3 21|    ben clepid sterres of the north, for thei arise by northe
 4 21|    ben clepid sterres of the north arisen rather than the degre
 5 17| quantite of his declynacioun north or south toward the polys
 6 17|     be rekned after the site north or south and after the quantite
 7 17|    the sonne, after hys site north or south and after the quantite
 8 17|   planetes som tyme declinen north or south save oonly the
 9 19|     the sterre fix is either north or south fro the equinoxiall.
10 20|     than is his declinacyoun north; yif it be southward, than
11 21|      the pool artyk unto the north orisonte; and for so gret
12 22|     oure pool artik fro oure north orisonte is 51 degrees and
13 25|   and the equinoxiall cercle north or south, takyng the mesure
14 28|     ben clepid signes of the north fro the equinoxiall. And
15 28|    verrey est and the verrey north in oure orisonte generaly
16 29|     the world, as Est, West, North, and South. ~Tak the altitude
17 29|      west Iyne west, and the north lyne north, so that thou
18 29|     west, and the north lyne north, so that thou worke softly
19 30|    sonne, whethir so they be north or south fro the forseide
20 30|   sonne, than is the planete north fro the wey of the sonne
21 31|  lyne that goth fro south to north; than is it divided in smale
22 33| sterre sitte est or west, or north or south, or eny partie
23 39|      so that his latitude be north or south. ~Know by thin
24 39|    latitude fro the ecliptik north or south. And by these ensamples
25 39|      cause that latitude was north upon the latitude of Venus,