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 1 4 |        lyne, or ellis the lyne meridional. And the remenaunt of this
 2 3 |     whan the sonne is nygh the meridional lyne, the degre of thc sonne
 3 13|        the sonne upon the lyne meridional, and rekne how many degrees
 4 13|  sterre fix is passid the lyne meridional, than begynneth it to descende;
 5 14|      same altitude in the lyne meridional; turne than thy ryet aboute
 6 17|     the west syde of this lyne meridional, as he was kaught on the
 7 17|       that sitte upon the Iyne meridional, and tak there the verrey
 8 25|       takyng the mesure in the meridional Iyne, as shewith in the
 9 27|  forseide signe sitte upon the meridional lyne and eftsonys wayte
10 29|   bordure ben bitwixe the Iyne meridional and the point of thy label,
11 29| degrees in his bordure fro his meridional as was the point of thy
12 29|      of thy label fro the lyne meridional on the wombe side. Take
13 29|       than wol the verrey lyne meridional of thin Astrelabie lye evene
14 30|       a planete is in the lyne meridional, yf that hir altitude be
15 35|       on the right syde of the meridional lyne, so that his secunde
16 37|        hous sitt upon the lyne meridional, and his opposyt upon the
17 37|   bordure tyl thou come to the meridional lyne; and departe alle thilke
18 37|       and than the 10 upon the meridional lyne, as I first seide.
19 38|          38. To fynde the lyne meridional to dwelle fix in eny certeyn
20 38|      And it is cleped the lyne meridional, for in what place that
21 39|        But sothly the latitude meridional of a planete in Capricorne
22 40|     his latitude was 2 degrees meridional; tho tok I the point of
23 40|       his latitude of 2 degres meridional ascendid with 8 degres of
24 40|       worche with any latitude meridional, as I first seide, save