Erat eo tempore rex Aedilberct in Cantia potentissimus, qui ad confinium usque Humbrae fluminis maximi quo meridiani et septentrionales Anglorum populi dirimuntur, fines imperii tetenderat.
Ethelbert at that time was king in Kent, a man of great puissance, as the which had enlarged the frontiers of his empire as far as the bound of the great flood Humber by the which the south and north folk of the English are divided.
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