27/36 [50] [Footnote 48: See the Theodosian Code, l.xvi.tit.v.leg. 6--23, with Godefroy's commentary on each law, and his general summary, or Paratitlon, tom vi.p. 104-110.] [Footnote 49: They always kept their Easter, like the Jewish Passover, on the fourteenth day of the first moon after the vernal equinox; and thus pertinaciously opposed the Roman Church and Nicene synod, which had fixed Easter to a Sunday. Bingham's Antiquities, l.xx.c.5, vol.ii. |