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 1 [Title]|      superfluite of wordes, for two causes. The first cause
 2 17     |        is to seyn the spere. in two llke partyes evene distantz
 3 18     |        cercle that divideth the two emysperies, that is, the
 4 18     |    divided by oon, and somme by two, and somme by thre, after
 5 21     | divisoun in a signe departed by two degrees and two! I mene
 6 21     |     departed by two degrees and two! I mene degrees contenyng
 7 5      |        be that it falle bitwene two almykanteras. ~For as muche
 8 5      |     Astrelabie ben compowned by two and two, where as somme
 9 5      |        ben compowned by two and two, where as somme almykanteras
10 6      |       the whiche ben called the two crepuscules. ~Set the nadir
11 16     |       thy zodiak is departed in two halve circles, as fro the
12 16     |         understond wel that eny two degrees lo that ben ylike
13 16     |      ylike fer fro eny of these two hevedes, truste wel that
14 16     |          truste wel that thilke two degrees hen of ilike declinacioun,
15 23     |        of thyregioun; for these two ben of oo nombre, this is
16 26     |         orisonte passyng by the two poles of this world, thilke
17 26     |         cenith of hir heed, and two someres and two wynters
18 26     |       heed, and two someres and two wynters in a yer han these
19 38     |         toun. And yf so be that two townes have ilike meridian
20 39     |     have I 2 degrees bitwixe my two prickes. Than leide I down
21 2      |        is the space between thy two prikkes the space of 6 tymes
22 2      |       than thou findest between two prikkys 60 feet; than thou
23 2      |         so is the space between two prikkes twyes the heyghte
24 3      |     Than mete the space between two prikkes, and that is the