(On the subject of Easter, acknowledging the trouble Proterius has taken, -- to which is joined a request that the accounts of the oeconomi [565] should be audited by priests, not lay persons.)

[565] OEconomi(stewards) were officers appointed to manage the revenues of each diocese under the bishops' direction, when the bishops and their archdeacons had enough to do otherwise: cf. Bingham, Antiq., Bk. III. chap. xii.