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Day the Gregorian Pafchal Limit or Full Moon will 
happen when the Golden Number is 14. And the like 
Courfe fhould be taken with the reft of the 19 Golden 
Numbers; which ought to be placed 8 Days forwarder 
than they now ftand, if they are to point out the New 
Moon; or 21 Days forwarder than they are atprefent, 
if they are to mark the fourteenth Day of the Moon or 
the Full Moon : The latter of which, as has becnfhewn, 
would be more eligible, than to prefix thofe Numbers 
to the Days on which the New Moons happen. 
Thus may the Rule and Method now ufed in the 
Church of England , be mod ealily adapted to fhew 
the Time of Eajler , as it is obferved by the Gre- 
gorians , till the Year 1900; at which Time, and at 
the other proper fucceeding Times, if the Golden 
Numbers in the Calendar {hall either be advanced or 
fet backward a Day, according to the foregoing Rules 
and Dire&ions for that Purpofe, they will continue 
to fhew us the New or the Full Moons of the Church 
of Rome or the Gregorian Calendar with great Exaft- 
nefs, till the Year 4199: when, as has been already 
mentioned, there muft be a little Variation made in 
thofe Rules and Direftions. 
There is however one Exception to thofe General 
Rules and Directions, which will be taken notice of 
in the next Paragraph. 
Upon thefe Principles 1 framed the Table accom- 
panying this Paper, and (hewing, by means of the 
Golden Numbers, all the Gregorian Pafchal Limits 
or Full Moons, from the Reformation of the Calen- 
dar, &c. by Pope Gregory to the Year 4199 inclufive. 
Which Space of Time is therein divided into fix- 
teen unequal Portions or Periods ; at the Beginning of 
5 each 
