At Vilfridus: Constat, inquit, Anatolium virum sanctissimum, doctissimum, ac laude esse dignissimum; sed quid vobis cum illo, cum nec eius decreta servetis? Ille enim in pascha suo regulam utique veritatis sequens, circulum decem et novem annorum posuit, quem vos aut ignoratis, aut agnitum et a tota Christi ecclesia custoditum, pro nihilo contemnitis.
In good sooth, saith Wilfrid thereupon, it is well known that Anatolius was a right holy man, very well learned and worthy of much praise; but what have ye to do with him, seeing ye keep not his rulings neither? For Anatolius in his Easter, following assuredly the rule of truth, accounted the compass of nineteen years, which you are either ignorant of or if ye know it, yet though it be close kept by the whole Church of Christ, ye set light by it.
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