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 1 1 |             personalized his "Life of King Alfred" so that the man,
 2 1 |            and not just the Christian king who vanquished the paganistic
 3 2 | seventy-eighth, andthe thirtieth from King Alfred's birth, the oft-mentioned
 4 3 |             At the same time the said King Alfred, with a few of his
 5 4 |             in his wrong-doing by the king's followers, for many of
 6 4 |             them, together with their king, only a few escaping to
 7 5 |               same year after Easter, King Alfred, with a few to help
 8 5 |            sea; and when they saw the king, after such great sufferings,
 9 5 |              dawn the nextmorning the king moved his camp thence and
10 6 |       concluded with anyone. When the king heard their message he was
11 6 |               and also Guthrum, their king, promised toaccept Christianity
12 6 |               baptism at the hands of King Alfred. Allthese things
13 6 |             after threeweeks Guthrum, king of the pagans, with thirty
14 6 |               men of his army, cameto King Alfred at a place called
15 6 |           baptized he stayed with the king twelve nights, and to him
16 6 |               all themen with him the king generously gave many valuable
17 7 |              andthe thirty-first from King Alfred's birth, the said
18 12|              andthe thirty-third from King Alfred's birth, the said
19 13|             andthe thirty-fourth from King Alfred's birth, the said
20 14|              in the same year Alfred, king of the Anglo-Saxons, fought
21 15|              andthe thirty-fifth from King Alfred's birth, the said
22 16|              and the thirty-sixthfrom King Alfred's birth, the said
23 16|   defendedthemselves vigorously until King Alfred came to its aid with
24 16|             unexpected arrival of the king, left their tower andall
25 17|              In the same year Alfred, king of the Anglo-Saxons, transferred
26 17|            could findthem and met the king's fleet at the mouth of
27 18|              same year also Carloman, king of the East Franks, while
28 18|               before and who was also king of the Franks; they were
29 18|               were both sonsof Lewis, king of the Franks. This was
30 18|            and who was son ofCharles, king of the Franks, whose daughter
31 18|          taken as queen by Ethelwulf, king of the West Saxons.~
32 20|            Also in this year Charles, king of the Germans, acquired,
33 20|            ThisCharles was the son of King Lewis, and Lewis was the
34 20|               brother of that Charles,king of the Franks, who was father
35 21|               the petition of Alfred, king of the Anglo-Saxons,graciously
36 21|           send many gifts to the said king;among which was no small
37 22|              it had entered into with King Alfred....~
38 24|              In the same year Alfred, king of the Anglo-Saxons, after
39 24|             voluntarily turned to the king and placedthemselves under