Book, Chapter
1 0, Int | the baptism of the king at Easter, 627 A.D. Through the influence
2 0, Int | their error with regard to Easter. The characters of Aidan
3 0, Int | inevitable error with regard to Easter, which is severely condemned.~
4 0, Int | A.D.), which settled the Easter question for the English
5 0, Int | Roman rules with regard to Easter and the tonsure. The letter
6 0, Life | their attitude towards the Easter question, which calls forth
7 I, XX | after the celebration of Easter, the greater part of the
8 II, II | sake. For they did not keep Easter Sunday at the proper time,
9 II, II | matters, to wit, to keep Easter at the due time; to fulfil
10 II, IV | celebrate the festival of Easter at the due time, but thought
11 II, IX | on the first day of the Easter festival,' at the river
12 II, IX | Forthhere.~ On that same holy Easter night, the queen had brought
13 II, XIV | York, on the holy day of Easter, being the 12th of April,
14 II, XIX | of the holy Festival of Easter, as has been shown above,
15 II, XIX | to celebrate a different Easter, contrary to the Paschal
16 II, XIX | evidently showing, that Easter Sunday is to be found between
17 II, XIX | of their minds reject our Easter, when Christ was sacrificed;
18 II, XIX | down the manner of keeping Easter, they add this concerning
19 III, III | for he was wont to keep Easter Sunday according to the
20 III, III | that time still celebrating Easter after that manner, and believing
21 III, III | see, learned to observe Easter according to the canonical
22 III, IV | decrees for the observance of Easter, by reason of their being
23 III, IV | This manner of keeping Easter continued among them no
24 III, IV | true and canonical day of Easter; which, nevertheless, they
25 III, V | during the fifty days after Easter. Never, through fear or
26 III, VI | dinner, on the holy day of Easter, with the aforesaid bishop,
27 III, XVII | regard to the observance of Easter; nay, heartily detesting
28 III, XVII | praise his observance of Easter at the wrong time, either
29 III, XVII | in the celebration of his Easter, the object which he had
30 III, XVII | therefore he always celebrated Easter, not as some falsely imagine,
31 III, XXIV | during the very time of the Easter festival. Three years after
32 III, XXV | the due time of keeping Easter, with those that came out
33 III, XXV | about the observance of Easter; those that came from Kent
34 III, XXV | that the Scots celebrated Easter Sunday contrary to the custom
35 III, XXV | zealous defender of the true Easter, whose name was Ronan,a
36 III, XXV | observed the true and Catholic Easter, with all those that he
37 III, XXV | happened in those times that Easter was twice celebrated in
38 III, XXV | ended his fast, was keeping Easter, the queen and her followers
39 III, XXV | about the observance of Easter was patiently tolerated
40 III, XXV | though he could not keep Easter contrary to the custom of
41 III, XXV | differed in opinion concerning Easter, and was held in veneration,
42 III, XXV | about the observance of Easter, and other rules of ecclesiastical
43 III, XXV | raised there concerning Easter and the tonsure and other
44 III, XXV | Then Colman said, "The Easter which I keep, I received
45 III, XXV | speak, began thus:— "The Easter which we keep, we saw celebrated
46 III, XXV | celebration of the feast of Easter, on the fourteenth day of
47 III, XXV | week, he perceived that Easter ought to be kept after this
48 III, XXV | very evening to celebrate Easter, as we all do at the present
49 III, XXV | observe the holy solemnity of Easter. Thus it came to pass, that
50 III, XXV | Thus it came to pass, that Easter Sunday was only kept from
51 III, XXV | and that this is the true Easter, and the only one to be
52 III, XXV | Gospel in the keeping of your Easter. For John, keeping the Paschal
53 III, XXV | seeing that you celebrate Easter only on the first day after
54 III, XXV | Sabbath. Peter celebrated Easter Sunday between the fifteenth
55 III, XXV | seeing that you observe Easter Sunday from the fourteenth
56 III, XXV | so that you often begin Easter on the thirteenth moon in
57 III, XXV | in your celebration of Easter, you utterly exclude the
58 III, XXV | Gospel, when he wrote, that Easter was to be celebrated from
59 III, XXV | beloved by God, who kept Easter after the same manner, judged
60 III, XXV | the rule of truth in his Easter, appointed a cycle of nineteen
61 III, XXV | sometimes manifestly keep Easter before the full moon, that
62 III, XXV | that such observance of Easter did them much harm, as long
63 III, XXVI | not accept the Catholic Easter and the tonsure in the form
64 III, XXVI | the Catholic observance of Easter. This debate took place
65 III, XXVI | with regard to the time of Easter.He was a good and religious
66 III, XXVIII | British nation, who kept Easter Sunday, as has been often
67 III, XXIX | Apostles, in celebrating Easter, and in all things delivered
68 III, XXIX | of celebrating the true Easter uniformly throughout all
69 IV, II | canonical custom of celebrating Easter. This was the first archbishop
70 IV, V | common keep the holy day of Easter on the Sunday after the
71 IV, XIX | the greater festivals, as Easter, Whitsuntide, and the Epiphany,
72 IV, XXVIII | over, it was carried out at Easter, in the city of York, and
73 V, VII | the Holy Saturday before Easter Day, in the year of our
74 V, XV | Adamnan, adopted the Catholic Easter; and how the same wrote
75 V, XV | ecclesiastical time of keeping Easter. For when Adamnan, priest
76 V, XV | regard to the observance of Easter, or any other ordinances
77 V, XV | them the lawful time of Easter, he brought back many of
78 V, XV | keep the lawful time of Easter.~Returning to his island,
79 V, XV | celebrated the canonical Easter in Ireland, he was instant
80 V, XV | observance of the season of Easter in his monastery, yet without
81 V, XV | return of the season of Easter, to be at greater variance
82 V, XVIII | Britons, in not celebrating Easter at the due time, and in
83 V, XIX | the true computation of Easter; and many other things appertaining
84 V, XIX | than adopt the Catholic Easter and other canonical rites,
85 V, XIX | brought the holy season of Easter, returning in its course,
86 V, XXI | concerning the catholic Easter and the Tonsure. [710 A.D.]~
87 V, XXI | touching the observance of Easter, and brought himself and
88 V, XXI | those that presumed to keep Easter out of the due time; as
89 V, XXI | catholic observance of holy Easter, according to what we have
90 V, XXI | whereby the time of keeping Easter has been appointed for us
91 V, XXI | those days it shall fall, Easter will be rightly kept on
92 V, XXI | it comes to pass that our Easter never falls either before
93 V, XXI | that we do not rightly keep Easter Sunday, which we received
94 V, XXI | manifest. For they that think Easter Sunday is to be observed
95 V, XXI | day the beginning of their Easter, whereof they find no mention
96 V, XXI | avoid celebrating our Lord’s Easter on the one-and-twentieth
97 V, XXI | order, they sometimes keep Easter Day entirely in the second
98 V, XXI | again, they who think that Easter is to be kept from the sixteenth
99 V, XXI | For when they teach that Easter is to be begun at the rising
100 V, XXI | their error, when they place Easter Sunday on the twenty-second
101 V, XXI | violence to the term of Easter appointed by the Law, seeing
102 V, XXI | seeing that they begin Easter on the evening of that day
103 V, XXI | that to be the first day of Easter, whereof no mention is any
104 V, XXI | meet for the celebration of Easter; but that moon which is
105 V, XXI | that we also ought to keep Easter when the Sunday comes. And
106 V, XXI | we are commanded to keep Easter in the first month of the
107 V, XXI | celebrate the offering of our Easter solemnity, to show that
108 V, XXI | Now this computation of Easter, which we set forth to you
109 V, XXI | catholic cycles concerning Easter.~"But having said thus much
110 V, XXI | you required, concerning Easter, I also exhort you to take
111 V, XXI | the diversity in keeping Easter, and in matters of faith;
112 V, XXI | the true celebration of Easter, but now I so fully learn
113 V, XXI | ever observe this time of Easter, together with all my nation;
114 V, XXII | celebrate the canonical Easter at the preaching of Egbert. [
115 V, XXII | observance with regard to Easter, and the tonsure. For in
116 V, XXII | of our Lord 729, in which Easter was celebrated on the 24th
117 V, XXII | the Father, not only at Easter, but also when Easter was
118 V, XXII | at Easter, but also when Easter was celebrated on that day,
119 V, XXII | knowledge of the time of Easter, and were glad in that their
120 V, XXII | accept and keep with him as Easter that day which they had
121 V, XX III| has been said above, on Easter day; and immediately after
122 V, XX III| day; and immediately after Easter, that is, on the 9th of
123 V, XX III| themselves against the appointed Easter of the whole Catholic Church;
124 V, XXIV | baptized, with his nation, at Easter. [II, 14.]~In the year 633,
125 V, XXIV | to observe the Catholic Easter and the ecclesiastical tonsure. [
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