FT60 Declaration in the Aa of Ifniforrnity ¡houldbe underffood but as obliging men to the Vfe of it ; and that the Houle of Commons refufing, at a Conference about it, they gave in fuch Reafons againft that fenfe and provifo to the Lords, upon IN hick they'did acquiefce, and calf it out. III. By this General Declaration we are ob- liged to Affent to (as true) to Approve and to Vfe thefe words after the Calender, a [Rules to ee k ow when the Moveable Feas and Holydaies " begin. E:aer-day (on which the reft depend) is altvaïes the fart Sunday after thefirfi full Moon, "which happens next after the one and twentieth (C day c fMarch.] 2. This Rule is falle: As i. Every Almanack will ¡hew : 2. The Table following to find out Eafter-day for ever : 3. And the praftice ofour Church, that keepeth Eajter on another day. 3. To content to Vfethis,is to content to keep E:,fer-day, contrary ro all Chriffian Churches, and contrary to another Rule in the fame Book ; and to confcnt to rife both. Rules, is to contint to keep two Eafer-d.ays in one-year; and fo of Eafter Term. 4. Hereupon fome Conformifts fay, that Leif fenting to, .ell-proving of, and Contenting to All things contained andprefcribed,] fignifieth but [as to humane, fallible writings, fi far aas .. there is no r i flake ] or [ .Afenting and ConTenting to be peaceable.] Eut others fay that it is but [to 4f f nt that it is true where it is not falf,and .Apr ve it as good where it is not bad; and toConfent to f ° it where I have no caufe to thecontraty.] And the 'sr ask, i Whethe,- this be the ufìial or pro- l;e fgnihcation offuch words ? 2, Whether any Non-
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