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 1 21|   rather than the degre of her longitude, and alle the sterres of
 2 21|  arisen after the degre of her longitude - this is to seyn, sterres
 3 21|  Astrelabie. The mesure of the longitude of sterres is taken in the
 4 4 |       that is the degre of his longitude. Men sayn that thilke planete
 5 4 |     forseide face in which his longitude is rekned, that yit is the
 6 17|       or unstraunge, after his longitude; though he be indetermynat
 7 17|     For in the ecliptik is the longitude of a celestiall body rekned,
 8 19|    with that same degre of his longitude save in oo cas, and that
 9 34|        sothly the degre of the longitude of the mone, or of eny planete
10 38|        meridians is clepid the longitude of the toun. And yf so be
11 38|    distance of the sonne. ~The longitude of a climat is a lyne ymagined
12 39|        clepid the degre of his longitude. And know also the degre
13 39|   zodiak: - ~The degree of the longitude per-aventure of Venus or
14 39|     and sette the degre of the longitude upon the orisonte; tho tok
15 39|       fix over the degre of my longitude; tho tok I up my compas
16 39|        lyne in the ende of the longitude, and sette the point of
17 40|       first degre of Piscis in longitude, and his latitude was 2
18 40|       sette I the degre of the longitude upon the orisonte; tho tok
19 40|      fix upon the degre of the longitude; tho sette I the point of
20 40|       ende of the degre of the longitude, and sette the point of
21 40| dwellith not in a degre of hir longitude but litel while, as thow