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The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin Through Wales

Note 102c — Chapter II · OF THE JOURNEY BY CEMMEIS—THE MONASTERY OF ST. DOGMAEL

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There is place in Cemmaes now called Tre-liffan, i.e. Toad’s town; and over a chimney-piece in the house there is a figure of a toad sculptured in marble, said to have been brought from Italy, and intended probably to confirm and commemorate this tradition of Giraldus.

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