Quo anno sanctus vir Domini Ecgberct, ut supra commemoravimus, ipso die paschae migravit ad Dominum: et mox peracto pascha, hoc est, septima iduum Maiarum die, Osric rex Nordanhymbrorum vita decessit, cum ipse regni quod undecim annis gubernabat successorem fore Ceoluulfum decrevisset, fratrem illius qui ante se regnaverat Coenredi regis, cuius regni et principia et processus tot ac tantis redundavere rerum adversantium motibus, ut quid de his scribi debeat, quemve habitura sint finem singula, necdum sciri valeat.
And in this year the holy man of the Lord, Egbert, as we mentioned before, passed to the Lord on the very day of Easter; and soon, when Easter was over, that is on the 9th day of May, Osric king of Northumbria departed this life, after he had of himself appointed Ceolwulf, brother of king Cenred his predecessor, to succeed him in the kingdom that he governed 11 years. And both the beginning and the course thereafter of Ceolwulfs reign have been full of so many grievous commotions of withstanding troubles, that it may not yet be known what should be written of them, or what end they will severally have.
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