Erat autem rex Osuini et aspectu venustus, et statura sublimis, et affatu iucundus, et moribus civilis, et manu omnibus, id est, nobilibus simul atque ignobilibus largus: unde contigit ut ob regiam eius et animi, et vultus, et meritorum dignitatem ab omnibus diligeretur, et undique ad eius ministerium de cunctis prope provinciis viri etiam nobilissimi concurrerent.
Now king Oswin was of countenance beautiful and of stature high, and in talk pleasant and courteous in manner, and bountiful to all, that is to say to men of high as well as men of low degree: whereby it happened that for the princely worthiness of his mind and visage and deserving acts he had the love of all men, and from all the provinces on all sides near, men even of the highest degree flocked to his service.
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