Acceperunt autem, praecipiente beato papa Gregorio, de gente Francorum interpretes, et mittens ad Aedilberctum, mandavit se venisse de Roma, ac nuntium ferre optimum, qui sibi obtemperantibus, aeterna in caelis gaudia, et regnum sine fine cum Deo vivo et vero futurum, sine ulla dubietate promitteret.
And they took with them certain Franks by command of the blessed pope Gregory to be their interpreters, and sending unto Ethelbert, Augustine informed him that he came from Rome, and that he brought him very good tidings, which promised that such as did obey him, should have without any doubt everlasting joys in heaven and a kingdom without end with the living and true God.
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