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Thereon, having heard the preaching of the truth, the promise of the heavenly kingdom and the hope of resurrection and immortality to come, he willingly avouched that he was ready to become a Christian, even though he should not win the maiden: being chiefly persuaded to receive the faith by king Oswys son, called Alchfrid, who was his brother-in-law and friend, having to wife Peadas sister, by name Cyneburg, king Pendas daughter.
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