Interea Augustinus adiutorio usus Aedilbercti regis, convocavit ad suum colloquium episcopos sive doctores proximae Brettonum provinciae in loco qui usque hodie lingua Anglorum Augustinaes ac, id est, robur Augustini, in confinio Huicciorum et Occidentalium Saxonum, appellatur; coepitque eis fraterna admonitione suadere, ut pace catholica secum habita, communem evangelizandi gentibus pro Domino laborem susciperent.
Meanwhile Augustine by the aid and help of king Ethelbert called together the bishops and doctors of the province of the Britons nearest to him to commune with them in a place which till this date is called in the English tongue Augustines ac, that is, Augustines oak, being in the borders of the Hwiccas and West Saxons; and began with brotherly admonition to persuade them to be at Catholic peace with him, and to undertake the common labour of preaching the Gospel to the nations for the Lords sake.
final_alignments\Bede_Ecclesiastical_Book2.json