Unde et hanc non, ut quidam falso opinantur, quarta decima luna in qualibet feria cum Iudaeis, sed die dominica semper agebat, a luna quarta decima usque ad vicesimam; propter fidem videlicet Dominicae resurrectionis quam una sabbati factam, propterque spem nostrae resurrectionis quam eadem una sabbati quae nunc Dominica dies dicitur veraciter futuram cum sancta ecclesia credebat.
And therefore he kept this day not (as some falsely do suppose) on the 14th of the moon on any day in the week, like the Jews, but always upon the Sunday from the 14th day of the moon to the 20th; for the faith undoubtedly which he had in our Lords resurrection, believing it to have been the first day of the week, and for the hope of our resurrection which with the holy Church he believed would verily happen on the same first day of the week, which is now called the Lords day.
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