Ēaster
''Mǣndest þu [[Ēostre]]?''

'''Ēaster''' (ofcymþ of engliscum ƿorde [[Ēostre]], hǣðenu gyden; {{lang-el|Πάσχα}}, ''Paskha''; [[Aramaisc]] and {{lang-he|פֶּסחא}} ''Pasḥa'',) is hēafodgereord in þǣm [[Crīstendōm|crīstenan]] [[þegniendlicu gēar|þegniendlican gēare]].  Æfter þǣm [[Regollicu gōdspell|Regollicum gōdspellum]], ārās [[Jesus]] [[Ærist Jesus| of dēaðe]] on þǣm þriddum dæge æfter his [[Rōdfæstnung Jesus|rōdfæstnunge]]. <!--Christians typically celebrate this resurrection on '''Easter Day''' or '''Easter Sunday'''<ref>'Easter Day' is the traditional name in English for the principal feast of Easter, used (for instance) by the ''[[Book of Common Prayer]]'', but in the 20th century 'Easter Sunday' became widely used, despite this term also referring to the following Sunday.</ref> (also '''Resurrection Day''' or '''Resurrection Sunday'''), two days after [[Good Friday]] and three days after [[Maundy Thursday]]. The [[chronology of Jesus|chronology]] of his [[Resurrection of Jesus|death and resurrection]] is variously interpreted to be between [[AD]] 26 and 36, traditionally 33.-->

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Mǣndest þu Ēostre?

Ēaster (ofcymþ of engliscum ƿorde Ēostre, hǣðenu gyden; , Paskha; Aramaisc and  Pasḥa,) is hēafodgereord in þǣm crīstenan þegniendlican gēare.  Æfter þǣm Regollicum gōdspellum, ārās Jesus  of dēaðe on þǣm þriddum dæge æfter his rōdfæstnunge. 

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