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 1 4 |                               4. This moder is dividid on
 2 7 |      of the bordure conteneth 4 minutes, this is seien,
 3 8 |      of the bordure contenith 4 minutes, and a degre of
 4 15| divided with a longe croys in 4 quarters from est to west,
 5 16|     ot thys bordure contenith 4 minutes, and every minute
 6 4 |                               4. A special declaracioun
 7 11|      the last chapitre of the 4 partie of this tretys so
 8 29|       29. To knowe justly the 4 quarters of the world, as
 9 29|        And thus hast thou the 4 quarters of the firmament. ~
10 31|        First it is divided in 4 plages principalis with
11 36|      wol the begynnyng of the 4 hous sitte upon the lyne
12 36|  ascendent in the ende of the 4 houre inequal, and than
13 36|       10 hous is nader of the 4, and the begynnyng of the
14 37|        and than hast thou thy 4 angles; for wel thou wost
15 37|     the 2, and the 3, and the 4 hous. Than is the nader
16 1 |     him thorw at the poynt of 4; than mete I the space between
17 1 |      feet; than beholde I how 4 is to 12, right so is the
18 1 |     altitude of the tour. For 4 is the thridde part of 12,
19 2 |       partyes of 12; and 3 is 4 partyes of 12; than passeth
20 2 | partyes of 12; than passeth 6 4, by nombre of 2; so is the
21 2 |    fro 2 to 12; and yif it be 4, 4 tymes; or 5, 5 tymes;
22 2 |       to 12; and yif it be 4, 4 tymes; or 5, 5 tymes; et
23 3 |      and yif ther were 3, the 4 partye; et sic deinceps.