Est monasterium nobile in provincia Lindissi, nomine Beardaneu, quod eadem regina cum viro suo Aedilredo multum diligebat, venerabatur, excolebat, in quo desiderabat honoranda patrui sui ossa recondere: cumque venisset carrum in quo eadem ossa ducebantur, incumbente vespera, in monasterium praefatum, noluerunt ea qui erant in monasterio libenter excipere: quia etsi sanctum eum noverant, tamen quia de alia provincia ortus fuerat, et super eos regnum acceperat, veteranis eum odiis etiam mortuum insequebantur.
There is a famous monastery in the province of Lindsey named Beardaneu, which the same queen and her husband Ethelred did greatly love, honour and reverence, wherein she desired to lay up her uncles honoured bones: and when the chariot was come, wherein the same bones were brought at the fall of the evening unto the monastery, the men that were in the monastery would not gladly admit them: because, although they knew him to be a holy man, notwithstanding, forasmuch as he was sprung from another province and took upon him to be king over them, they pursued him also after his death with the hatred they had of old.
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