Occisus est ibi inter alios de militia eius iuvenis, vocabulo Imma, qui cum die illo et nocte sequenti inter cadavera occisorum similis mortuo iaceret, tandem recepto spiritu revixit, ac residens sua vulnera, prout potuit, ipse alligavit: dein modicum requietus levavit se, et coepit abire sicubi amicos qui sui curam agerent, posset invenire.
There was among other a young thane of the king left for dead, called Imma, which after lying that day and the night following among the bodies of the slain men, like as he had been dead, at last recovered breath and came to life again, and sitting up bound his wounds himself as well as he could: after, resting himself a little, he arose up and began to go his way, seeking where he might find friends to take care of him.
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