Brettones, quamvis et maxima ex parte domestico sibi odio gentem Anglorum, et totius catholicae ecclesiae statum pascha minus recte moribusque improbis impugnent; tamen et divina sibi et humana prorsus resistente virtute, in neutro cupitum possunt obtinere propositum: quippe qui quamvis ex parte sui sint iuris, nonnulla tamen ex parte Anglorum sunt servitio mancipati.
The Britons, albeit for the most part of privy grudge they are against the English people and set themselves wrongfully and of lewd manner against the appointed Easter of the whole catholic Church; yet seeing both divine and human power quite with-standeth them, can have their purpose in neither of them; for though they are in some part their own masters, yet for no small part they are brought in subjection to the English.
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