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 1 [Title]|         doctours, in which thou maist lerne a gret part of the
 2 21     |        descripcioun, which thou maist turnen up and doun as thiself
 3 21     |         And by thys conclusioun maist thou take ensample in alle
 4 2      |    sonne. And in this same wise maist thow knowe by night the
 5 7      |         arch of the nyght. Thus maist thou rekne bothe arches,
 6 7      |         this manere of worching maist thou se how longe that eny
 7 9      |   verrey night. The same manere maist thou worche to knowe the
 8 13     |       sonne as for that day. So maist thou knowe in the same lyne
 9 14     |         in diverse signes. Than maist thou lightly, by the sesoun
10 27     |      the right cercle. And thus maist thou werke with every porcioun
11 31     |         unto the est lyne. Thus maist thou understonde also the
12 33     |     azymut in which he stondith maist thou seen in which partie
13 33     |        is. And in the same wise maist thou seen by night, of eny
14 34     |   himself by light of day, than maist thou worche this same conclusioun
15 37     |       these 3 parties, and than maist thou se by thy label, lith
16 39     | ensamples folewynge in speciall maist thou worche forsothe in
17 39     |        nota that in this manere maist thou worche with any latitude
18 40     |   horoscopo. And in this manere maist thou worche with any latitude
19 6      |         be flod. And there also maist thou wite by the same point