Scriptum est ergo hoc modo:  Culmen, opes, subolem, pollentia regna, triumphos, Exuvias, proceres, moenia, castra, lares; Quaeque patrum virtus, et quae congesserat ipse Caedual armipotens, liquit amore Dei, Ut Petrum, sedemque Petri rex cerneret hospes, Cuius fonte meras sumeret almus aquas.
The epitaph was written after this sort:  All high estate and wealth and rule, all hope of race to come, All triumphs, spoil and captive chiefs, walled cities, camp and home; All that his fathers might or he had hoarded for their pride, The warrior prince Cadwalla set for love of God aside, That Peter he a pilgrim king might see and Peters place, And in his font the waters pure might take of saving grace;
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