Nam et Picti terram possessionis suae quam tenuerunt Angli; et Scotti qui erant in Brittania; Brettonum quoque pars nonnulla, libertatem receperunt, quam et hactenus habent per annos circiter quadraginta sex; ubi inter plurimos gentis Anglorum vel interemptos gladio vel servitio addictos, vel de terra Pictorum fuga lapsos, etiam reverentissimus vir Dei Triumuini qui in eos episcopatum acceperat, recessit cum suis qui erant in monasterio Aebbercurnig, posito quidem in regione Anglorum, sed in vicinia freti quod Anglorum terras Pictorumque disterminat;
For the Redshanks recovered the land which once belonged to them, which the English did hold; and so did the Scots that were in Britain; also some part of the Britons got again their freedom, which also they hitherto have yet these 46 years or thereabout; where among very many of the Englishmen that were either slain with the sword, or made bondmen, or escaped from the land of the Redshanks by fleeing, also the most reverend man of God Trumwine, which had been bishop over them there, withdrew with his company that were in the monastery of Abercorn, the which standeth in the English region but nigh unto the strait that divideth the lands of the English and the Redshanks;
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