History of the Britons (Historia Brittonum)
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* Theholy man, informed of his wicked conduct, hastened to visit him, for thepurpose of remonstrating him. When the man of God, with his attendants, arrived at the gate of the city, they were respectfully received by thekeeper of it, who came out and saluted them. Him they commissioned tocommunicate their intention to the king, who returned a harsh answer, declaring, with an oath, that although they remained there a year, theyshould not enter the city. While waiting for an answer, the evening c...ameon, and they knew not where to go. At length, came one of the king'sservants, who bowing himself before the man of God, announced the wordsof the tyrant, inviting them, at the same time, to his own house, towhich they went, and were kindly received. It happened, however, that hehad no cattle, except one cow and a calf, the latter of which, urged bygenerous hospitality to his guests, he killed, dressed and set beforethem. But holy St. Germanus ordered his companions not to break a boneof the calf; and, the next morning, it was found alive uninjured, andstanding by its mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Theholy man, informed of his wicked conduct, hastened to visit him, for thepurpose of remonstrating him. When the man of God, with his attendants, arrived at the gate of the city, they were respectfully received by thekeeper of it, who came out and saluted them. Him they commissioned tocommunicate their intention to the king, who returned a harsh answer, declaring, with an oath, that although they remained there a year, theyshould not enter the city. While waiting for an answer, the evening c...ameon, and they knew not where to go. At length, came one of the king'sservants, who bowing himself before the man of God, announced the wordsof the tyrant, inviting them, at the same time, to his own house, towhich they went, and were kindly received. It happened, however, that hehad no cattle, except one cow and a calf, the latter of which, urged bygenerous hospitality to his guests, he killed, dressed and set beforethem. But holy St. Germanus ordered his companions not to break a boneof the calf; and, the next morning, it was found alive uninjured, andstanding by its mother.
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