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English: Stained glass window
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tory goes that he was promised as much land as he could travel across in a day, so rather than a horse he went on a stag. The story of the three bodies of the saint, which were discovered the day after his death, was probably invited to account for the fact that the churches at Llandaff, Llandilo Vawr, and Penally, all claimed to possess his body. Doubtless at his death his relics were widely distributed.

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