Quae vero post aequinoctium vel in ipso aequinoctio suum plenilunium habet, in hac absque ulla dubietate, quia primi mensis est, et antiquos pascha celebrare solitos, et nos ubi Dominica dies advenerit, celebrare debere noscendum est.
But that moon which is at full after the day and night be of equal length or in the very point of that equality, in that doubtless (because it is the full moon of the first month) we must understand both that the ancients were wont to keep the Passover, and that we ought to keep Easter, when the Sunday cometh.
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