[86] Tonkin, Quære.
[87] Camden, edit. Gibson.
[88] i. e. “Mansio monachorum.” Leland. Collect. vol. i. 75.
[89] Hoveden, p. 567, 568.
[90] Will. Malmsbur. de Pontif. lib ——
[91] What Leland saith of this monastery [Itin. vol. ii. 114.] is very observable, viz. “That in St. Petroc’s church at Bodmin were first monks, then nuns, then Secular priests, then monks again, then canons; the last foundation was by Will. Warlewast bishop of Exon.” Mr. Speed further adds, that after the canons were Grey friers (but these last were in a distinct house of their own in this town; vide infra) he also tells us of a priory of Black canons founded by K. Ethelstan to the honour of S. Petrorsi at Bonury in this county, which in all probability was the same with this of St. Petroc at Bodmin.
[92] This priory church is said to be now the parish church, [Tour through Great Britain, vol. ii. p. 4.] and the priory stood at the east end of the churchyard. [Leland. Itin. vol. iii. p. 12.]
[93] Mr. Willis’ Parochiale, p. 179. has St. Laurence chapel and hospital in the parish of Lanivet and deanry of Pider.
[94] Leland. Itin. vol. ii. p. 15. ms. Davies.
[95] Magn. Brit. Antiq. et Nov.