Verum dum adhuc Sigberct regni infulas teneret; supervenit de Hibernia vir sanctus, nomine Furseus, verbo et actibus clarus, sed egregiis insignis virtutibus, cupiens pro Domino, ubicumque sibi opportunum nveniret, peregrinam ducere vitam.
But in the time that Sigbert yet held the crown of his kingdom; there came over from Ireland a holy man called Fursa, renowned for his sayings and doings and, moreover, notable for his excellent virtues, desiring to lead a pilgrims life in the Lords quarrel, wheresoever he might find himself occasion.
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