The wall of Dunevet ys hy, larg, and strong, and defensably set.
By the north side of the priory runneth a litle ryver.
In Dunevet be ii. conduites of derived water.
[44] Again noticed thus: “Ther lay buryed before the high altare in a high tumbe of a very darkesche gray marble, one Thomas Veviane, Prior of Bodmyn and Suffragane Megarerutis Episcopus. He dyed not long sins,” Vol. iii. fol. 1.
[45] In the margin are the following notes on the Arundells:
“Humfre Arundale, a man of mene landes, brother to old Arundale of Lanheron.
“Humfre Arundale, a man of mene landes, nephew to Arundale.
“Sir John Arundale, sun and heir to Arundale of Lanheron.
“Syr Thomas Arundale, brother to Sir John.
“—— Arundal, brother to Syr John and Thomas, hath land of his father’s ——e.