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Carmarthen Priory

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was transcribed at the priory. It is the earliest complete manuscript in the Welsh language, being a combination of transcriptions of older manuscripts and original works produced at the time and transcribed by an individual monk. It survived the dissolution of the monasteries in the sixteenth
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and the older church at Llandeulyddog were placed under the jurisdiction of
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The ruins were destroyed in the eighteenth century to make way for a
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prior to the Norman Conquest. Following the establishment of a
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A Celtic monastic settlement, Llandeulyddog, existed at
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Index

monastic settlement
Norman Conquest
St John the Evangelist
Teulyddog
Black Book of Carmarthen
Carmarthen
royal castle at Carmarthen
St Peter's Church
Battle Abbey
Bishop of St Davids
Augustinian priory
Llyfr Du Caerfyrddin (the Black Book of Carmarthen)
National Library of Wales
lead smelting
Lodwick 1994
Lodwick 1994
Lodwick 1994
ISBN
0-9517962-0-8
51°51′38″N 4°17′52″W / 51.8606°N 4.2977°W / 51.8606; -4.2977
Categories
Buildings and structures in Carmarthen
Former Christian monasteries in the United Kingdom

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