Nam regina Aeanfled propinqua illius, ob castigationem necis eius iniustae, postulavit a rege Osuio, ut donaret ibi locum monasterium construendi praefato Dei famulo Trumherae, quia propinquus et ipse erat regis occisi: in quo videlicet monasterio orationes assiduae pro utriusque regis, id est, et occisi, et eius qui occidere iussit, salute aeterna fierent.
For queen Eanfled, being alliant to him, required of king Oswy in part of satisfaction of Oswins unjust murder, that he would grant there a place for the erecting of a monastery for the use of the aforesaid servant of God, Trumhere, because he was himself also of kin to the slain king: to the intent that in that monastery continual prayers might be had for the eternal salvation of both kings, that is to say, as well of the slain as of him who commanded to slay.
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