Donavit autem ei Pippin locum cathedrae episcopalis in castello suo inlustri, quod antiquo gentium illarum verbo Viltaburg, id est, Oppidum Viltorum, lingua autem Gallica Traiectum vocatur; in quo aedificata ecclesia, reverentissimus pontifex longe lateque verbum fidei praedicans, multosque ab errore revocans, plures per illas regiones ecclesias, sed et monasteria nonnulla construxit.
Moreover, Pippin assigned him a place for his episcopal seat in his famous castle, called by an ancient name of those countries Wiltaburg, as you would say Town of the Wilts, but in the French tongue it is called Trajectum; and when a church had been built there, the most reverend prelate preaching the word of faith far and wide called back many from error, and erected many churches throughout those parts, and, moreover, some monasteries.
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