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William of Malmesbury's Chronicle of the Kings of England

Note 451 — BOOK IV. (continued 3)

John Sharpe translation

Boamund was baptized Mark; but his father hearing a tale related of a giant named Buamund, gave him that appellation. When, after his captivity, he returned to France, many of the nobility requested him to stand for their children; this he acquiesced in, and giving them his own name, it became frequent in these parts, though before nearly unknown in the West. Ord. Vital. p. 817.

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