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Right in the same year that these princes left Britain, the very eminent prelate Wilfrid, after he had been made bishop 45 years, brought his days to an end in the province that is called Oundle: and his body being put in a coffin was carried to his own monastery named Ripon, and with all honour worthy for so noble a bishop was buried in the church of the blessed apostle Peter.
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