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Thomas Taylor, described as vicar of St. Just-in-Penwith, wrote The Celtic Christianity of Cornwall, subtitled Divers Sketches and Studies. Under the heading Cornish Saints, the text says the first chapter attempts to show how the tyranny of resemblance and coincidence leads to false analogies and wrong inferences. The chapter on Cornish Saints says it is not so much concerned with the Lives of the Cornish Saints, as they have come down to us, as with the question whether they had any actual existence as human beings at all.
The text reports a statement about Ia, Uny, Dennis, Allen, Paul and Berrian that it is more than probable that there was no man in either case. The text says the manor of St. German, or, as it is called in the Exchequer Domesday, the manor of the church of St. German, consisted in 1086 of twenty-four hides of land.
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