Non enim eo tempore habebat episcopum Cantia, defuncto quidem Theodoro, sed necdum Berctualdo successore eius, qui trans mare ordinandus ierat, ad sedem episcopatus sui reverso Qui videlicet Suidberct accepto episcopatu, de Brittania regressus, non multo post ad gentem Boructuarorum secessit, ac multos eorum praedicando ad viam veritatis perduxit.
For at that time Kent had never a bishop, Theodore being dead, while Bertwald, his successor, who had gone over the sea to be ordained, was not yet returned to the see of his bishopric. The said Swidbert returning out of Britain, after he was made bishop, departed within a short time to the people of the Boructuars, and led many of them to the way of truth with his preaching.
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