East Saxon Royal Brothers Succeed
Sexred was among the sons of Saeberht who succeeded him and rejected the new Christian worship, according to Bede's account.
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Sexred was among the sons of Saeberht who succeeded him and rejected the new Christian worship, according to Bede's account.
Bede describes Saeberht's sons as refusing baptism and challenging the bishop, contributing to the expulsion of Mellitus from London.
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