Nam subito adstante episcopo, et filio regis eiusdem ac monachi Sighardo, qui post illum cum fratre Suefredo regnavit, et turba hominum non modica, inventum est sarcofagum illud congruae longitudinis ad mensuram corporis, adeo ut a parte capitis etiam cervical posset interponi; a parte vero pedum, mensura quatuor digitorum in sarcofago corpus excederet.
For suddenly (the bishop standing by and the son of the same king and monk, Sighard, which after him reigned, with his brother Swefred, and a great company of men) that coffin was found to be of a fit length for the quantity of the body, so much so that at the head there might also a pillow be laid between; while at the feet there was a quantity of four fingers breadth beyond the body in the coffin.
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