Interea superveniens cum exercitu Caedualla, iuvenis strenuissimus de regio genere Geuissorum, cum exularet a patria sua, interfecit regem Aedilualch, ac provinciam illam saeva caede ac depopulatione attrivit; sed mox expulsus est a ducibus regis, Bercthuno et Andhuno, qui deinceps regnum provinciae tenuerunt: quorum prior postea ab eodem Caedualla, cum esset rex Geuissorum, occisus est, et provincia graviore servitio subacta.
In the meantime Cadwalla, a young man of great might and power, of the royal blood of the Gewissas, being banished from his country, came suddenly with an host of men and slew king Ethelwalch, and wasted that province with cruel death and ruin; but he was soon driven out by the kings captains Berthun and Andhun, which from that time did hold the dominion of the province: the former of which two was afterwards slain of the same Cadwalla, being then king of the Gewissas, and the province brought into more grievous bondage than it was before.
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