Iidemque poenam erroris sui in semetipsos recipientes, cum in vicesima secunda die mensis paschae diem statuunt Dominicum, legitimos utique terminos paschae aperta transgressione violant, utpote qui ab illius diei vespera pascha incipiunt, in qua hoc Lex consummari et perfici debere decrevit, illam in pascha diem adsignent primam, cuius in Lege mentio nulla usquam reperitur, id est, quartae primam septimanae.
And the same men taking upon themselves the punishment of their error, when they place the Lords day of Easter in the 22nd day of the month, do in any case openly transgress and break the bounds of Easter commanded by the Law, as being men which begin their Easter from the evening of that day (in which evening by the Law they ought clean to end and finish their Easter), and would appoint that day the first day of Easter, which in the Law is nowhere mentioned at all, to wit the first day of the 4th week.
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