Tunc Anglorum sive Saxonum gens invitata a rege praefato, in Brittaniam tribus longis navibus advehitur, et in orientali parte insulae iubente eodem rege locum manendi, quasi pro patria pugnatura, re autem vera hanc expugnatura, suscipit.
In whose time the nation of the English or Saxons, being sent for of the said king into Britain, landed there in three long ships, and by the same kings commandment is appointed to abide in the east part of the island, as to defend the country like friends, but indeed, as it proved afterward, as minded to conquer it as enemies.
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