The Prodlice of Piety. ter reafon and occafion,it might very well bee changed and alte- red veto fame other fenenth day. For the Commandement doth * not fay , Remember to keepe holy thefeuenth dry, next fallowing the fixth dray of the creation, or this, or that f ucath day : but indefinitely remem- ber that thou keepe Holy a fe- uenth day. And =: o fpcake pro - perly , as wee take a day for the dtflinc`fion of time, called either a day n.aturall,- COI] iing of 24. houres .; or a day arty fici.ull, con- lifting of r 2, houres, from Sun - riling, to Sunne- Petting : and withal confider the Sun-flan- ding /lilt at noone, in Io17r,,tahs Itime, the fpac e ofa whole day : and the Sunnegoinr back.; tenne 1 degrees (viz.. fine houres , al- molt halfe an artificial day) in Etechiaf time : the rower them- ; felues could not keepe thin Sabbath upon that v ecife and ¡atfl dis`linElioaa of time, called at 4. u.Wolph. Chrono!. de Temp.lib.z. ! cap.s pag.9z: Legisfub. ftantia es7, ¡ féx diebns terrenaa ne- !gr.cqs in cu»zbere; fep It. ma diuino cultui dare operam.
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