De Tempore Paschatis Anno C. Mdccxxxxiiii Rite Determinando.

De Tempore Paschatis Anno C. Mdccxxxxiiii Rite Determinando... is a historical Latin text concerning the proper determination of the date of Easter in the year 1744. This work offers insights into the methods and calculations used in the 18th century to establish the Paschal cycle, a matter of significant importance within the Christian calendar. Likely intended for an audience of clergymen, scholars, and those interested in ecclesiastical history, this book provides a valuable glimpse into the intersection of religious practice, scientific calculation, and historical context. The authors, Gotthart Hafner and Michael Friedrich Hildebrand, contribute to the historical record of religious and scientific thought, making this a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in the intricacies of calendrical systems and Christian tradition.

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