At ille dato iureiurando ut rediret vel pecuniam illi pro se mitteret, venit Cantiam ad regem Hlotheri, qui erat filius sororis Aedilthrydae reginae de qua supra dictum est, quia et ipse quondam eiusdem reginae minister fuerat: petiitque et accepit ab eo pretium suae redemptionis, ac suo domino pro se, ut promiserat, misit.
Whereupon he upon his oath to come again or send his ransom to the Frisian, came to Kent to king Lothere (who was son to the sister of queen Ethelthryth of whom we have spoken before), for that he had himself too been sometime thane to the same queen: and sued to the king and obtained the price of his ransom, and sent it in place of himself to his owner, as he had promised.
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