_St. Kenelm._--Can any of your readers inform me where the life or
legend of St. Kenelm, spoken of by Leland, in his _Itinerary_ and
_Collectanea_, may be seen, if it is now in existence. Leland says, in
speaking of the murder of Kenelm, in Clinte in Cowbage, near Winchelcumb
(now Winchcomb), Gloucestershire:--
"He (Averey parson of Dene) tolde me that it is in _S. Kenelme's
Lyfe_ that Ascaperius was married to Quendreda, &c. &c."
"He sayth that it aperithe _by Seint Kenelme's Legend_ that
Winchelcombe was oppidum muro cinctum."
What does Clinthe or Clent in Cowbage mean in the Anglo-Saxon?