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During the restoration of Mylor church in the late 19th century, an obelisk of granite which had been serving as a flying buttress was discovered to be the 17½-foot granite cross which had purportedly stood on St Mylor's grave. It was replaced in the churchyard on what was reckoned to be its original
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In the publication "Notes on the Parish of Mylor" (1907) is the following reference to the saint: "This St Melior or
Melioris is reputed to have been the son of Melianus, Duke of Cornwall, and is said to have been slain for embracing Christianity, August 28, A. D. 411, by his pagan brother-in-law
360:, Meliorus was the son of Melainus, King of Cornwall, by his wife Aurella, a lady of Devon; that at seven years of age he lost his royal father; that his uncle Rivoldus by his father's side returning from abroad cruelly treated the youth and at length contrived his decapitation".
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Abbey to be educated. Here, his metal limbs began to work as if they were natural, and to grow along with him. By the time the prince was fourteen, Rivod decided that he must die and ordered his guardian, Cerialtan, to kill him. The boy was
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Rinaldus, or
Remigius, who first cut off Milor’s right hand, then his left leg, and finally his head". But the book later quotes another source (the Somersetshire Archaeological Society, 1898) thus: "If we may credit the
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in which he had a special interest. Amesbury was to become among the most famous of
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of Prince Melor is 1 October. This is the date celebrated at
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published "The
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443:"St. Mylor Magazine", September 2010
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408:Yardley, Anne Bagnall (2024).
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1324:Æthelburh of Hackness
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1173:Ealdgyth of Stortford
1158:Eadburh of Southwell
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520:Cornish Church Guide
479:Baring-Gould, Sabine
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1712:Æthelflæd of Romsey
1635:Peter of Canterbury
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1404:Ceadda of Lichfield
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