This kindly cross bears the bodies of the holy brethren, of Leander and Isidore, godly men of the order of seers. The third, Florentina, a devoted sister, ever-enduring, and placed as the consort of both, thus rests worthily. Isidore in the middle parts the limbs of the two. What manner of men these were, inquire from their books, O reader, and learn that they spoke all things well, beholding the faithful to have grown by the teaching of the saints unto the eternal Lord, whom impious laws once held. And that you may believe these exalted men ever to live, looking upward, strive to behold them painted. Leander, bishop of happy memory, died on the third day before the Kalends of March, in the era 641.