Mansit autem vir Domini Ecgberct annos tredecim in praefata insula, quam ipse velut nova quadam relucente gratia ecclesiasticae societatis et pacis Christo consecraverat; annoque Dominicae incarnationis septingentesimo vicesimo nono, quo pascha Dominicum octavo kalendarum Maiarum die celebrabatur, cum missarum sollemnia in memoriam eiusdem Dominicae resurrectionis celebrasset, eodem die et ipse migravit ad Dominum, ac gaudium summae festivitatis quod cum fratribus quos ad unitatis gratiam converterat inchoavit, cum Domino et apostolis ceterisque caeli civibus complevit, immo idipsum celebrare sine fine non desinit.
Moreover, Egbert, the man of the Lord, remained 13 years in the aforesaid island which he had consecrated to Christ, with a new shining as it were of the grace of ecclesiastical fellowship and peace; and in the 729th year of the Lords incarnation, in which the Lords Easter was kept on the 24th day of April, after he had celebrated the solemnity of mass in remembrance of the same our Lords resurrection, himself too departed to the Lord on the same day, and the joy of that highest festival which he began with the brethren whom he had converted to the grace of unity, he finished with the Lord and the apostles and all the other citizens of heaven, or rather ceaseth not to celebrate the very same without end.
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