Aequinoctium autem, iuxta sententiam omnium Orientalium, et maxime Aegyptiorum, qui prae ceteris doctoribus calculandi palmam tenent, duodecimo kalendarum Aprilium die provenire consuevit, ut etiam ipsi horologica inspectione probamus.
Now the time when the days and nights are equal after the opinion of all the Easterns, and especially of the Egyptians which bear the prize for computation before all other teachers, customably cometh on the 12th day before the first of April, as also we ourselves prove by inspection of the means of measuring time.
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