Six Old English Chronicles
Six Old English Chronicles
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Wihtgils was the son of Witta ; Witta of Wecta ; Wecta of Woden ; Woden of Frithowald ; Frithowald of Frithuwulf ; Frithuwulf of Finn ; Finn of Godwulf ; Godwulf of Geat, who, as they say, was the son of a god, not f of the omnipotent God and • These words relate evidently to some cause of dispute between the Romans, Ambrosius, and Vortigem. Vortigem is said to have been sove- reign of the Dimet», and Ambrosius son to the king of the Damnonii. The latter was half a Roman by descent, and natm»Il...y supported the Roman interest : the former was entirely a Biiton, and as naturally seconded by the original Britons. See Whitaker's Manchester, b. iL c. 2.
t V. R. not the Grod of gods, the Amen» the Lord of Hoits, but eoe ef their Idole which they wonhippcd.
i.B. 4S9-447.1 PREACHING OF ST. GBBMAIHTS. S97 OUT Lord Jesas Chnst (who before the beginniiig of the world, was with the Father and the Holy Spirit, co-eternal and of the same substance, and who^ in compassion to human nature, disdained not to assume the form of a servant), but the offspring of one of their idols, and whom, blinded by some demon, they worshipped according to the custom c^ the heathen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wihtgils was the son of Witta ; Witta of Wecta ; Wecta of Woden ; Woden of Frithowald ; Frithowald of Frithuwulf ; Frithuwulf of Finn ; Finn of Godwulf ; Godwulf of Geat, who, as they say, was the son of a god, not f of the omnipotent God and • These words relate evidently to some cause of dispute between the Romans, Ambrosius, and Vortigem. Vortigem is said to have been sove- reign of the Dimet», and Ambrosius son to the king of the Damnonii. The latter was half a Roman by descent, and natm»Il...y supported the Roman interest : the former was entirely a Biiton, and as naturally seconded by the original Britons. See Whitaker's Manchester, b. iL c. 2.
t V. R. not the Grod of gods, the Amen» the Lord of Hoits, but eoe ef their Idole which they wonhippcd.
i.B. 4S9-447.1 PREACHING OF ST. GBBMAIHTS. S97 OUT Lord Jesas Chnst (who before the beginniiig of the world, was with the Father and the Holy Spirit, co-eternal and of the same substance, and who^ in compassion to human nature, disdained not to assume the form of a servant), but the offspring of one of their idols, and whom, blinded by some demon, they worshipped according to the custom c^ the heathen.
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