In his time waxed the abbey of Medhamsted very rich, which his brother had begun. The king loved it much, for the love of his brother Peada, and for the love of his wed-brother Oswy, and for the love of Saxulf the abbot.
The abbey of Medhamsted prospered significantly under the ruler's reign, a legacy initiated by his brother. The king held it dear due to his affection for his brother Peada, his wife's brother Oswy, and the abbot Saxulf.