armiger e cuneo puerorum flavicomantum, purpurei custos lateris, deprenditur unus, nec negat, et gemino gemmata hastilia ferro proicit ac signum Christi se ferre fatetur.
One man-at-arms out of the company of flaxen-haired lads, guarding the emperors person, was found and denied not, but threw away his pair of lances with jewelled shafts and acknowledged that he bore the seal of Christ.
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