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The Tregear Homilies
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The Tregear Homilies

work by Tregear
Also known as: “Homelyes XIII in Cornysche”
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  • Cornish literature

    The Tregear Homilies) is the longest text in historical Cornish, the form of the language extant prior to the language’s disappearance by the early 19th century and its revival in the 20th. This manuscript renders into Cornish 12 sermons by Bishop Edmund Bonner of London;…

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    The Tregear Homilies) is the longest text in historical Cornish, the form of the language extant prior to the language’s disappearance by the early 19th century and its revival in the 20th. This manuscript renders into Cornish 12 sermons by Bishop Edmund Bonner of London;…

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