Quo adhuc in transmarinis partibus demorante, consecratus est in episcopatum Eboraci, iubente rege Osuio, Ceadda vir sanctus, ut supra memoratum est, et tribus annis ecclesiam sublimiter regens, dehinc ad monasterii sui, quod est in Laestingaeu, curam secessit, accipiente Vilfrido episcopatum totius Nordanhymbrorum provinciae.
But while he yet tarried beyond the seas, Chad, a holy man (as it is above mentioned), was at the commandment of king Oswy, consecrated bishop of York, who ruled the church nobly for 3 years, and thereupon departed to the charge of his monastery in Lastingham, while Wilfrid took the bishopric of all the province of the Northumbrians.
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