The End.

[FrDavid96]

Page numbers should (except in the most coincidental circumstances) vary from publisher to publisher. But these page numbers are those of the Vatican’s own publishing house – I think if they’d wanted to direct the prayer to “vol. III, p. nnnn”, they would have been quite capable to do so.

The publishing house doesn’t decide the “how” of things, they just print.

The rubric saying “Here ends the Easter Season” (or variations on that translation) is definitive.

I’m concerned that you don’t understand that the publisher’s choice of a page number does not change the explanatory rubric.

I won’t dispute the end of Eastertide (as the OP did not).

Then read the rubric.

But to answer the OP’s question:

Given the choice between using options designated Tempore Quadragesimae and those Tempore Paschali (which are the only ones appearing p. 1280ff), I would opt for the latter.

The rubric says that the Pascal Season is over once 2nd Vespers of Pentecost is concluded.

Again, you’re worrying too much about page numbers. Such explanatory notes about page numbers are not official norms of the Church.

In the same way that (and in answer to the OP’s second question), were I to assist at an evening Mass on Pentecost, I would expect the lighting of the Paschal candle and the use of extra alleluja’s.

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Then read the rubric.

I did. And, like the OP, I do not dispute it’s meaning.
Peace, please.

The rubric says that the Pascal Season is over once 2nd Vespers of Pentecost is concluded.

Again, you’re worrying too much about page numbers. Such explanatory notes about page numbers are not official norms of the Church.

The rubric says {Compline as below} – Forget the page number – Does that more likely refer to below-in-the-volume-you-are-holding-in-your-hand? Or below-in-a-different-(and-arbitrarily)-numbered-volume-by-the-same-publisher-on-the-shelf-across-the-room?


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