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ANd if it be cōueniēt to haue ye true place of the sunne or of the moone or of any planet, at what howre so euer it be, either before none or after, you shal take his true place & mouement aun¦swering vnto the nonetide past, and also the same of ye nonetide folowing, as hath ben said before. After you shal substra the
mouemente from the greatest: and that whiche doth remayne shalbe the moue∣ment of the sayd plan••••e answering vn∣to the same natural daye, frō one noone tide to the other, the whyche mouement you shall deuide by▪ 24. in resoluinge the degrees into minutes, and the minutes into secondes, if there be nede, then thou shalt adde so manye times the. 24. parte of the sayd dayly mouemēt vnto the mo∣uement of the nonetide past, as there be howers past since the same nonetide, yf the planet be direct. Or els you shal sub∣stra the same. 24. parte so many times if he be retrograde, & if you haue one quar¦ter, one third, or halfe of an houre more: you maye likewise adde or substraye the fourth, or the thirde, or the halfe of the a∣boue sayd. 24. parte of the sayd dayly mo¦uemēt and by this meane you shal haue that which you demaund.