Ubi cum aliquandiu demoratus adolescens animi vivacis, diligenter his quae inspiciebat, discendis operam daret, supervenit illo alius adolescens, nomine Biscop, cognomento Benedictus, de nobilibus Anglorum, cupiens et ipse Romam venire: cuius supra meminimus.
And whenas the young man, lacking not in lively spirit, was tarrying there a space, and employed his diligence to learn that which he overlooked, there repaired thither, as it fell, another young man whose name was Biscop, surnamed Benedict, an English noble, desirous too himself to go to Rome: of whom we have made mention before.
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