Nam et antea fama ad eum Christianae religionis pervenerat, utpote qui et uxorem habebat Christianam de gente Francorum regia, vocabulo Bercta; quam ea conditione a parentibus acceperat, ut ritum fidei ac religionis suae cum episcopo quem ei adiutorem fidei dederant, nomine Liudhardo, inviolatum servare licentiam haberet.
For the bruit of the Christian religion had come also before unto him, as the which had married a Christian woman of the royal family of the Franks, named Bertha; whom he had married with these conditions taken from her parents, that it should be lawful for her to keep unbroken the rites of her faith and religion, with her bishop, Liudhard by name, whom they had appointed her to help her in matters of her faith.
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