Note 452 — Chapter II · THE REGENCY OF WILLIAM THE MARSHAL 1216–1219

Ib. vol. i. p. 143, Close Rolls, vol. i. pp. 378 b, 379. Cf. Brut, p. 303: “Christianity was restored to the men of the south, and Caermarthen and Aberteivi” [i.e., Cardigan] “were put under the custody of Llywelyn.” These two castles and the whole land of Gower had been since January, 1214, under the charge of the Earl Marshal; see Pat. Rolls Joh., p. 109 b.