Sed et sonos cantandi in ecclesia, quos eatenus in Cantia tantum noverant, ab hoc tempore per omnes Anglorum ecclesias discere coeperunt: primusque, excepto Iacobo de quo supra diximus, cantandi magister Nordanhymbrorum ecclesiis, Aeddi cognomento Stephanus fuit, invitatus de Cantia a reverentissimo viro Vilfrido, qui primus inter episcopos qui de Anglorum gente essent, catholicum vivendi morem ecclesiis Anglorum tradere didicit.
Moreover, too the tunes of singing in church, which until then were only known in Kent, from this time on began to be learned through all the churches of England: and the first master of song in the churches of Northumberland (except James whom we spake of before), was Eddi, surnamed Stephen; who was called from Kent by Wilfrid, a man most reverend, which first among the bishops that were of the English nation did learn to deliver the catholic manner of life to the English churches.
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