William of Malmesbury states that Ine's successor, king Edelard, made him grants of land, and the Ashmolean manuscript gives a charter of Cudred, or Cuthred, King of the West Saxons, which confirms to the abbey all the previous grants made to it. In this charter the name is spelled Hengisilus.
The text describes a historical event involving land grants to an abbey. It mentions William of Malmesbury's account and the Ashmolean manuscript as sources for this information. The charter from Cudred, or Cuthred, King of the West Saxons, confirms previous grants made to the abbey.