Archaeologia CambrensisW. Pickering, 1866 |
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Abbey ancient Anglesey anno Anno Domini appears ARCH Archæological Bishop Braddan CAMB Cambrian Carta Castle century chapel charter church cromlech daughter David ditto domini Ecclesiæ Edward ejus Elizabeth enteu facta feet filii gent give and bequeath Griffinus Griffith gruffud Harley Haroldston heir Henry heredibus Hereford iiiid iiijd inscription Ireland Irish island Isle Item I give Jane Johannis John Perrot keeill King Kirk Kirk Maughold Kirk Michael kistvaens knot-work lands Lewis Llan Llangwyllog Llanllechid Llantrithyd Lord Malew manor Manx Manx crosses mare married Mary monuments odena Ogham ornament Oxford parish Parret Pembrochia Pembrokeshire Penres present probably quæ quod Radnor remains Richard Robert Roman Runic Rushen Rushen Abbey shew Sir John stone Taliessin tenements terræ Thomas tion tower treen tumulus Valle Crucis viiid vrenhin Wales wall Welsh wife William wlat yeres
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