Oswiu of Northumbria
In the chapters of the "Historia Brittonum" discussing the circumstances leading up to the death of Penda of Mercia in 655, Oswiu of Northumbria is besieged at "Iudeu" by Penda and his allies and offers up the wealth (i.e. the royal dignities) of that place, which had been recently captured by the Northumbrians (the "Restoration of Iudeu", so-called), as well as that which he held "as far as Manaw". In Latin the phrase is "usque in manau pendae". The recensions are not all consistent on this point. There is also "esque in manu pendae" and "esque in manum pendae", which if reliable, would allow for a different interpretation, as "manus" (4th declension) is Latin for "hand" (as in "into the hand [of Penda]").