Last November, there was a report in
this blog of our trip to Llanbedrog, to investigate the story of St
Pedrog in North Wales. Here is a follow-up report of a vsit to
St Petroc’s church in Bodmin (Bosvena), where his story ended in
Cornwall. There is a short Gerva at the end of this item.
Petrok en Bosvena
Otta nei arta en Bosvena, òja viaj hir
war an tren ha’n kyttrin dort an stacyon dhe’n dre. An termyn ma,
en kensa le, gan towl nei o visitya Eglos Petrok Sans. An hav
eus passyes thera nei en eglos Llanbedrog en Llŷn, Kembra, dhe
whithra story Pedrog Sant en telher na. En eur ma, mall o gena nei a
weles pedn y viaj en Kernow.
An chif eglos en Bosvena ew pur vroas,
ha war jorna gan visit nei thera nebes tüs adro drefen boas encledhyas dhe senjy kens neppell. Bes lôwen o an gwas eglos dhe clappya gena nei. Thova certan fatel wrüg Petrok mos
dort Kembra ha studhya en Wordhen kens vajya dhe Kernow. Ev a
dhisqwedhyas dhe nei cofer ivory Petrok. Bès nag üjy y eskern etta na
velha drefen bos anjei ledrys nanjew pell.
An cofer y honan veu ledrys ewedh
adhiwedhas bes kevys veu arta. En eur ma saw ewa adheler dhe veister
weder alwhedhys. Etho, mar qwra whei kemeres foto, whei wra cawas
skeus an fotografer ewedh ! An gwas eglos o pur whanjek dhe glowes
story Petrok en Kembra ha war an vorr a ves, e wrüg rei dhen copys
a darallys Eglos Petrok Sans ha’n cofer heb cost !
Gerva: towl – plan; whithra – to
investigate; encledhyas – funeral; Wordhen – Ireland; vajya –
to travel; gwas eglos - verger; dhisquedhyas – showed; esgern – bones; ledrys –
stolen; adhiwedhas- recently; kevys – found; saw – safe;
(g)weder – glass; alwhedhys – locked; sceus – reflection;
whanjek – keen
Chris Parkinson
