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A.D. 804. Coenwulf, king of Mercia, and Cuthred, king of Kent, to [Eanberht], their kinsman; grant of 20 sulungs (aratra) at West Lenham, Kent, with thirteen swine-pastures in the Weald. Latin.
Archive: Canterbury, St Augustine's
MSS: 1. Cambridge, Trinity Hall, 1, 73rv (s. xv)
2. BL Cotton Jul. D. ii, 93v (s. xiii)
Printed: K 187 ex MS 1; Hardwick, Elmham, pp. 341-3 ex MS 1; B 316 ex Hardwick and MS 1*; Kelly, St Augustine's, no. 16 ex MSS 1, 2.
Comments: Wallenberg, KPN, pp. 93-100, on place-names; Ward 1941, p. 64; Harrison 1973, p. 61, date perhaps emended; Witney 1976, pp. 246-7, on swine-pastures; Keynes 1993/1, p. 114, cited; Kelly, St Augustine's, pp. ciii-iv, 65-70, authentic charter with beneficiary's name altered first to Abbot Wernoth and later to Abbot Cunred, anachronistic subscription of Archbishop Wulfred may reflect conflation of original witness-list with that of a later confirmation.
F. BL Cotton Julius D. ii, 93v: copy, s. xiii.1
Rubric: Kenewlf rex de Lenheam .xxx.
N. Cambridge, Trinity Hall l, 73rv: copy s. xv.1
Rubric: Carta Kenwlphi regis de Westrelenaham.
In nomine redemptoris mundi. Ego Kenwlf gratia Dei rex Merciorum et Cuðred rex Cantie diuino ducti amore et consanguinitatis nostro communi propinquo <
+ Coeneuulf rex dabo mercedem.
+ Wlfredus archiepiscopus.
+ Cealward dux.
Wlfheard prepositus.
+ Æðrið regina.
+ Kynhelm dux.
+ Bearnhard prepositus.
+ Cudreð rex.
+ Tiduulf dux.
+ Swyðun comes.
+ Alduulf episcopus.
+ Wicga dux.
+ Sigheard comes.
+ Deneberth episcopus.
+ Ædilhæh comes.
+ Cyga comes.
+ Heaberth dux.
+ Osuulf comes.
+ Beartnoð comes.
+ Beornoð dux.
+ Aedred prepositus.