Quibus termino adpropinquantibus, tanta hodie calculatorum exuberat copia, ut etiam in nostris per Brittaniam ecclesiis plures sint qui mandatis memoriae veteribus illis Aegyptiorum argumentis facillime possint in quotlibet spatia temporum paschales protendere circulos, etiamsi ad quingentos usque et triginta duos voluerint annos; quibus expletis, omnia quae ad solis et lunae, mensis et septimanae consequentiam spectant eodem quo prius ordine recurrunt.
And these now approaching to their end, there is nowadays such store of reckoners, that even in our churches throughout Britain there be many which can by those old precepts of the Egyptians, which they have committed to memory, very readily carry on the Easter cycles unto as far extent of time as them liketh, even to the number of 532 years, if they will; which number of years being expired, all that appertaineth to the succession of sun and moon, month and week, returneth into the same order that it did before.
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