At ubi ipse etiam inter alios delectatus vita mundissima sanctorum, et promissis eorum suavissimis, quae vera esse miraculorum quoque multorum ostensione firmaverant, credens baptizatus est, coepere plures ad audiendum verbum confluere, ac relicto gentilitatis ritu, unitati se sanctae Christi Ecclesiae credendo sociare.
But when the king himself too among other (being much delighted with the purity of the holy mens life as likewise with their sweet promises which to be true they had proved by the shewing also of many miracles) did believe and was baptized, there began more and more to resort together to hear the word, and renouncing the rites of their kinsfolk to join themselves by believing to the unity of the holy Church of Christ.
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