Dein turbatam incursione gentilium provinciam videns, et monasteriis quoque periculum imminere praevidens, dimissis ordinate omnibus, navigavit Galliam, ibique a rege Francorum Hloduio, vel patricio Ercunualdo honorifice susceptus, monasterium construxit in loco Latineaco nominato, ac non multo post infirmitate correptus, diem clausit ultimum.
After, seeing the country disquieted by the invasion of the heathen and forecasting danger to threaten also the monasteries, leaving all things in good order, he sailed to France, and there being honourably received of Clovis, the king of the Franks, and of Ercinwald, the patrician, he builded a monastery in a place called Latineacum, and not long after being seized with sickness he brought his last day to a close.
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