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 1 21|     by two degrees and two! I mene degrees contenyng 60 mynutes.
 2 3 |       is to hard to knowe - I mene from xi of the clokke before
 3 7 | propre moeving passith in the mene while. ~
 4 22|   latitude of oure countre, I mene after the latitude of Oxenford,
 5 28|    cercle in every regioun, I mene, in circulo obliquo. ~Set
 6 31|    thin Astrelabie is this, I mene as in this cas: - First
 7 4 |      conclusion, to knowe the mene mote and the argumentis
 8 4 |      any planete. To know the mene mote and the argumentis
 9 4 |      togeder, and that is thy mene mote, for the laste meridian
10 4 |    residue that leveth is thy mene mote for the laste meridie
11 4 |      that thou wolt weten thy mene mote for any day, or for
12 4 |        and the residue is the mene mote for the same day and
13 5 |   Another manere to knowe the mene mote. ~Whan thou wolt make
14 5 |       Whan thou wolt make the mene mote of eny planete to be
15 5 |   residue; and than had I the mene mote for the laste day of
16 5 |      if thou woldest wete the mene mote of any planete in March
17 5 |   table ther thou findest thy mene mote ywriten in monethes
18 5 |    residue that leveth is the mene mote for that same day.
19 5 |    that thou woldest wete the mene mote in any yer that is
20 5 |  enter into thy tabels of thy mene mote. And tak alle the signes,
21 5 |    residue that leveth is thy mene mote for that day. ~