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 1 2 |        the sonne shine thorugh bothe holes of thi rewle. Loke
 2 5 |       a poynt of a compas (for bothe these thinges may causen
 3 5 |       the hyer almykanteras of bothe, and wayte wel where as
 4 5 |     the nether almykanteras of bothe, and sett there another
 5 5 |      the bordure evene amiddes bothe prickes, and this wol lede
 6 5 |      thi sonne to sitte atwixe bothe almykanteras in his right
 7 7 |    tyme in the bordure bitwixe bothe prickes, and tak there thyn
 8 7 |   nyght. Thus maist thou rekne bothe arches, or every porcioun,
 9 17|       the myddel degre bitwene bothe ascendentes, and set thilke
10 20|  considre the altitudes of hem bothe; for sothly the difference
11 24| orisonte, and make a nombre of bothe these altitudes; tak than
12 27|  degres in the bordure bitwixe bothe prikkes, and tak the ascensioun
13 28| degrees in the bordure bitwyxe bothe prikkes and tak there the
14 29|      than thin Astrelabie with bothe hondes sadly and slighly,
15 29|        the sonne shyne thorugh bothe holes of thy rule, and slighly
16 38|       evene the myddel bitwixe bothe prickes, and set there a
17 40|     thus have 2 degres bitwexe bothe 66 prikkes. Than sette I
18 1 |        altitude of the tour by bothe holes, so that thy rewle