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Could this be a reference to the Cross of Neith - cros Gneth, which had been kept at Conwy before the Edwardian conquest? I have written this post about that relic: Once I Was A Clever Boy: Cross Neith - Y Groes Naid

It may be another cross, but it seems an odd coincidence for Comy to have two such crosses.

John Whitehead

Oriel College, Oxford

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Subject: [M-R] Holy Cross of Conwy

medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture

Dear all

I'm working on an article concerning one of the miracles of the canonization process of St Thomas Cantilupe (and on an edition and translation of the process). This one concerns the town of Conwy in N Wales and includes multiple references to a miracle-working cross in the parish church of St Mary (this c. 1300). I haven't been able to find out anything more about this cross. Does anyone know of further evidence for it?

Sue
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