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 1 1 |       after his cours aboute. ~Rekne and knowe which is the day
 2 4 |     degree that ascendith, yit rekne they thilke planete in the
 3 7 |      set there another pricke. Rekne than the quantite of tyme
 4 7 |     the nyght. Thus maist thou rekne bothe arches, or every porcioun,
 5 11|       and with the poynt of it rekne in the bordure fro the sonne
 6 13|       the lyne meridional, and rekne how many degrees of almykanteras
 7 17|     And whan that this is don, rekne than how many degrees ben
 8 17|     the secunde ascendent; and rekne wel the myddel degre bitwene
 9 17|    sonne or of eny fix sterre, rekne hys latitude or his declinacioun
10 17|     and if it be of a planete, rekne than the quantite of his
11 20|      the lyne meridionall, and rekne hys altitude in the almykanteras
12 34|      altitude of the mone, and rekne thy altitude up among thyn
13 37|      degre that ascendith, and rekne fro the point of thy label
14 40| arisyng of the mone, loke thou rekne wel hir cours houre off
15 40|  knowist. But natheles yf thou rekne hir verrey moevyng by thy