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 1 3 |                                3. The moder of thin Astrelabye
 2 16|   degres maken a myle wey, and 3 milewei maken an houre.
 3 17|     the riet is discrived with 3 principal cercles, of whiche
 4 17|   cercle in wydnesse, of these 3, is clepid the cercle equinoxiall,
 5 17|    world. ~The widest of these 3 principale cercles is clepid
 6 3 |                                3. To knowe every tyme of
 7 5 |        by 1 and 1, or elles by 3 and 3, it is necessarie
 8 5 |       and 1, or elles by 3 and 3, it is necessarie to thy
 9 36|       wol the begynnyng of the 3 hous sitte up on the mydnight
10 36|     the 9 hous is nader of the 3, and the begynnyng of the
11 37| departe alle thilke degrees in 3 evene parties, and take
12 37|   there the evene equacions of 3 houses; for ley thy label
13 37|    label over everich of these 3 parties, and than maist
14 37|       and thus hast thou othre 3 houses; that is to seyn,
15 37|    begynnyng of the 2, and the 3, and the 4 hous. Than is
16 37|     Than is the nader of these 3 houses the begynnyng of
17 37|    houses the begynnyng of the 3 houses that folewen. ~
18 2 |        and at the secunde upon 3; than schalt thou finde
19 2 |        is 6 partyes of 12; and 3 is 4 partyes of 12; than
20 3 |      partye; and yif ther were 3, the 4 partye; et sic deinceps.
21 5 |    than fond I the residue was 3 yer; I wiste that 3 yer
22 5 |        was 3 yer; I wiste that 3 yer was passed fro the rote,
23 5 |       myn expanse yeres fond I 3 yeer. Than tok I alle the