legi volumina tua, quae Riochatus antistes ac monachus atque istius mundi bis peregrinus Britannis tuis pro te reportat illo iam in praesentiarum fausto potius, qui non senescit quique viventibus non defuturus post sepulturam fiet per ipsa quae scripsit sibi superstes,.
I have read those works of yours which Riochatus, the priest and monk, and so twice over a pilgrim and stranger in this world, is duly carrying to your dear Britons on behalf of you, you the man who here and now is as fortunate as his name Faustus implies, a man whom age does not touch, who will not desert the living after his burial, but through his writings alone will be immortal.
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