, hints that Veralam was then fallen into the hands of the Saxons: which is certain of London, &c. This saint was the patron of Glastenbury, wherea church and hermitage, very famous in the times of the a Oudoceus, who succeeded him in the see ofLandaff, St. Finding here a heathen temple, he dedicated it tothe true God, and made it his house of prayer.
The tyrant caused him to be beaten andimprisoned. 709; also, ib. But a smore ridiculous fable was never invented, as is demonstrated from many inconsistencies of that forged letter: and St. ino, their seat, in 1250, and putReynold to death; the rest were obliged to save themselves by avoluntary banishment, but were restored in 1268.
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