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 1 13|     the altitude of sterres by night. ~
 2 2 |       wise maist thow knowe by night the altitude of the mone
 3 5 |     tyde of the day, or of the night. Andasverrailyshaltthoufynde
 4 9 |    hool day vulgar unto verrey night. The same manere maist thou
 5 10|     thei lenger by day than by night, and som tyme the contrarie.
 6 10|       the houre inequal of the night contenen 30 degrees of the
 7 10| parforme the houre inequale by night. ~
 8 11|      thin Astrelaby, as wel by night as by day, generaly for
 9 11|       such a tyme by day or by night, know the degre of thy sonne,
10 12|       that tyme forward al the night til the sonne arise, than
11 13|     eny sterre fix clymbeth by night. This is to seyn that whan
12 15|      of that oon day as is the night of that othir, and the contrarie. ~
13 26|        day and the arch of the night is there i like longe -
14 33|        wise maist thou seen by night, of eny sterre, whether
15 6 |     houre of the day or of the night, shal be flod or ebbe. ~
16 6 |     houre of the day or of the night shal be flod. And there
17 6 |       last, or shal be next by night or by day, thou than shalt
18 6 |     whan it wol be next, be it night or day; &c. ~[End]~