Moyle’s Works, i. p. 247. H. E.] VI. CONSTANTYN, _in the deanry of_ Kerryer. This seems to have been a church of more than ordinary note, by what is said in Domesday Book under the title _Ecclesiæ aliquorum Sanctorum_; scil. “S. Constantinus tenet dim. hidam terræ, quæ fuit quieta ab omni servitio T. R. E. sed postquam comes terram accepit, reddebat geldum injuste, sicut terra villanorum.” This church was afterwards appropriate to the dean and chapter of Exeter, who are still the patrons of it. [Domesd. tom. i. fol. 121. H. E.] VII. ENDELLION, _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor. COLLEGE. In the parish church here, dedicated to St. Endelienta, were three prebends or portions before _20 Ed. 1._[105] and subsist to this day, and have incumbents under the titles of Bodmin or the King’s prebend, Marney’s prebend, and Trehaverock prebend, taxed each at 5_l._ _per ann._ _26 Hen. 8._ VIII. ST. GERMANS. AUSTIN CANONS. Here was a collegiate church of ancient foundation in honor of St. German, one of the famous French bishops, who came over into Britain to oppose the Pelagian heresy. K. Ethelstan is said to have made one Conon bishop here, A.D. 936, though it seems more probable that the episcopal see for Cornwall was not fixed here till after the burning of the bishop’s house and cathedral church at Bodmin; after which K. Canute more amply endowed this church of St. German; and, about A. D. 1050. Leofric, who was bishop here and of Crediton, having united both bishopricks in the church of St. Peter at Exeter, changed the Seculars[106] here into Regular canons.[107] The yearly revenues of this priory were valued, _26 Hen. 8._ at 243_l._ 8_s._ Dugd. Speed 227_l._ 4_s._ 8_d._ Clare, ms. Valor. The site was granted, _33 Hen. 8._ to Kath.[108] Champernoun, John Ridgway, &c.