Ubi silentio praetereundum non esse reor, quod in primitias eorum qui de eadem insula credendo salvati sunt, duo regii pueri fratres videlicet Arualdi regis insulae, speciali sunt Dei gratia coronati: siquidem imminentibus insulae hostibus, fuga lapsi sunt de insula, et in proximam lutorum provinciam translati: ubi cum delati in locum qui vocatur Ad Lapidem, occulendos se a facie regis victoris credidissent, proditi sunt, atque occidi iussi.
And here I think it not to be passed over in silence, that for the first-fruits of them that of the same isle were saved through believing, two boys of the blood royal, being, that is, brothers of Arwald king of the island, were crowned with a special grace of God: for when the enemy were coming upon the island, they fled and escaped therefrom and were taken over to the next province of the Jutes: and there they gat to a place called At Stone, and thought that they should be hidden from the face of the king that had the victory, but they were betrayed and commanded to be put to death.
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