The rocks of this parish resemble those of the northern half of St.
Columb Major.
[15] Mr. Hals has very inaccurately translated the last
words of the second line. The Archbishop requests the
readers of the Epitaph earnestly to entreat Christ for
himself.
[16] The Deanery of Penkridge in Herefordshire was not,
however, an early preferment of Tregury, it having been
annexed to the see of Dublin as early as the reign of King
John.
[17] “Jo. Rous, in lib. de Regibus, MS.”
[18] “Pits, de Script. 663.”
[19] See the act of restitution of his temporalities, at the
close of this letter, p. 148.
[20] By Sir George Shuckburgh’s Tables, printed in the
Philosophical Transactions for 1798, this sum would be equal
to almost six and a half times as much as the same nominal
sum at the commencement of the present century; that is,
130_l._ a year.
[21] See the letters patent hereafter, p. 149.
[22] Ware’s MSS.