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|Note text=These words are spelled similarly and have different meanings, so this may have been a transcription error. 'Facta' means ''made, constructed'' and 'festa' means ''festive, joyous'' or the noun ''holidays''. <lb/>
Since it is followed by the names of two holidays in the gentitive case, I suspect the correct choice is 'festa': 'haec festa natalitiorum et Epiphaniae' (''These holidays of the Nativity and the Epiphany'').
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