Cu I do not think its so much a matter of translation as of using different recensions All other things being equal we should use newer versions though many contain commentaries so can be construed as secondary But Bede seems to have been messed with over the years Particularly youll find there appears to be a lacuna in all versions  Bede promises to return to the siege of Badonhill when they made no small slaughter of those enemies about fortyfour years after their arrival in England But of this hereafter And hereafter never comes what comes is the only loss of temporal sequence in the book So this is why comprehensive secondary sources are needed Anyhow I am not going to try to impose some novel reading but on the other hand I accept that Martin of Tours was a soldier Germanus led an army Patricks mission was accompanied by a Saxon fleet Annals of Ulster  I do not want to suppress this information in the service of an unrealistically sweetened picture of these Christian saints either So this is why I am wary of the idea that those British bishops were dedicated to Romanism  in fact the British invented all this Joseph of Arimathea stuff purely in order to claim an apostolic succession that did NOT involve Rome In this context I find it significant that David was made Archbishop in Jerusalem  and that this western Archbishopric has completely disappeared   

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Cu I do not think its so much a matter of translation as of using different recensions All other things being equal we should use newer versions though many contain commentaries so can be construed as secondary But Bede seems to have been messed with over the years Particularly youll find there appears to be a lacuna in all versions  Bede promises to return to the siege of Badonhill when they made no small slaughter of those enemies about fortyfour years after their arrival in England But of this hereafter And hereafter never comes what comes is the only loss of temporal sequence in the book So this is why comprehensive secondary sources are needed Anyhow I am not going to try to impose some novel reading but on the other hand I accept that Martin of Tours was a soldier Germanus led an army Patricks mission was accompanied by a Saxon fleet Annals of Ulster  I do not want to suppress this information in the service of an unrealistically sweetened picture of these Christian saints either So this is why I am wary of the idea that those British bishops were dedicated to Romanism  in fact the British invented all this Joseph of Arimathea stuff purely in order to claim an apostolic succession that did NOT involve Rome In this context I find it significant that David was made Archbishop in Jerusalem  and that this western Archbishopric has completely disappeared   

