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 1     I|       and the triumphal songs of Easter, as we read the eloquent
 2     I|    alleluia, but the Saturday of Easter we sing one alleluia, in
 3     I|      alleluia that we sing after Easter, signifieth the double vesture
 4     I|         so we do the Saturday of Easter. As in the year of Sexagesima
 5     I|        And in the Saturday after Easter in which Septuagesima is
 6     I|       endeth the Wednesday after Easter day; and was instituted
 7     I|         unto the Wednesday after Easter, that day is sung: Venite
 8     I|          etc. And that endeth on Easter day, and is instituted for
 9     I|          termineth and endeth at Easter, because that penance maketh
10     I|       from this present day unto Easter six weeks coming, that be
11     I|        so that we continue until Easter. Hereof be assigned four
12     I|        hallowed the solemnity of Easter. And thus we for to ensue
13     I|           that is to wit, tofore Easter, tofore Whitsunside, tofore
14     I|    dureth from Septuagesima unto Easter. Hereafter we shall make
15     I|          taken which dureth from Easter unto the utas of Whitsuntide,
16     I|         continence, and after at Easter had received their Saviour.
17     I|         fiftieth day sent, after Easter, for to give to us knowledge
18     I|      Testament, fifty days after Easter, descended the Holy Ghost
19     I|          the day of the vigil of Easter, before midnight it behoveth
20    II|          days, and it was tofore Easter, and they prayed strongly
21    II|      came boldly in the vigil of Easter in to the church for to
22   III|        that church every year on Easter day, and when then he said
23   III|         there was a priest on an Easter day that had arrayed his
24   III|          and refection for it is Easter Day. He answered, I know
25   III| Certainly this day is the day of Easter, and S. Benet wist it not
26   III|         and eighty, the vigil of Easter. And when his body in the
27   III|      more.~And the Friday in the Easter week the devil appeared
28   III|          him.~Now it happened on Easter day, when S. Mark sang mass,
29   III|          suffered in the time of Easter, so did S. Peter. Jesu Christ
30   III|      from death to life; then on Easter day our Lord appeared to
31   III|        assembled in Jerusalem on Easter day, there S. James demanding
32   III|       the front of the temple on Easter day, and all the people
33   III|        year after, in a feast of Easter, there was a clearness and
34   III|        most part in Jerusalem on Easter day, and besieged the town,
35   III|          land for the holding of Easter day, but S. Aldhelm made
36   III|        should know for ever when Easter day should fall, the which
37   III|          drink wine, that was at Easter and Christmas, and yet for
38   III|         grace of baptism. And on Easter day they cast off their
39   III|  miracles, for in a solemnity of Easter, by many that were new baptized,
40   III|        the which was baptized at Easter after, and was named Celonier
41    IV|          was at Christmas and at Easter, and to quench and to take
42    IV|         grace of baptism. And on Easter day they cast off their
43    IV|         sword, before the day of Easter. And because it was a thing
44    IV|          prison, and would after Easter bring him forth and show
45    IV|      communed and houseled on an Easter day, a child of a Jew went
46     V|       writ. ~And when the day of Easter came and Austin was thirty
47     V|       tofore, about the feast of Easter, and because of the passion
48     V|        not suffer to come.~On an Easter day the friars Greek that
49    VI|         hour of the maundy, unto Easter even the Saturday, she was
50    VI|      flesh. From Shrovetide till Easter he would eat nothing that
51   VII|         years ye shall keep your Easter here with us every year,
52   VII|          Behest. And this was on Easter day that the bird said these
53   VII|         your Christmas, and your Easter with us, like as I told
54   VII|       and his monks dwelled from Easter till Trinity Sunday as they
55   VII|       the abbey of monks, and at Easter thither again, and the other
56   VII|      where they had holden their Easter tofore, came to the grip
57   VII|         to twelfth day, and from Easter till Whitsuntide be past,
58   VII|      where thou shalt hold thine Easter like as thou hast done tofore,
59   VII|       full great tempest, and on Easter even came to their procurator,
60   VII|          said matins and mass on Easter day, and when the mass was
61   VII|          on the holy Saturday on Easter Even. ~Celestine the pope
62   VII|          And as this Otto, on an Easter day, had ordained a great
63   VII|      that betwixt the octaves of Easter and Pentecost the grail
64   VII|       from the Septuagesima unto Easter day, men owe not to say