Note 10 — THE SAINTS.

Tintagel is the usual name. Gilbert, in his “Parochial History,” has it, “Dundagell, alias Dyndagell, alias Bosithney;” in “Doomsday-book” it is called “Dunecheine.” Tonkin writes “Dindagel or Daundagel,” and sometimes Dungiogel. “A King Nectan, or St Nectan, is said to have built numerous churches in several parts of Scotland, as well as in other parts of the kingdom of the Northern Picts.”—Wilson’s Prehistoric Annals of Scotland.