From its Court House, on the promontory, called Penwith or Land’s End; and this promontory, so called as Dr. Pryce thinks from Pen, and With the head of the separation from Scilly; but rather as With (says Nennius) signifies Divortium, and means the Isle of Wight, the headland of the Isle opposite, just as this very promontory was called by the ancients Anti Vesteeum, the point opposed to Vesteeum. APPENDIX. XIV. EPITAPH OF RICHARD CAREW, OF ANTONY, ESQ. The circumstances under which it has happened that no correct copy has hitherto been printed of the epitaph of Carew, in the church of Antony, are remarkable. The learned Camden was solicited to supply it originally, as is shown by his Epistolæ, p. 106; but Richard Carew, Esq. the son of the deceased, appears to have preferred a more circumstantial composition, at the same time that he retained several of Camden’s expressions. Hugh C――――, Esq. who wrote the Life of the Historian prefixed to the Survey of Cornwall, quoted the epitaph, not from the monument, but from Camden’s Epistolæ; and he was followed by Mr. Polwhele and Mr. Lysons, under the impression that it was the actual inscription on the tomb, nor was the deficiency supplied in the handsome reprint of Carew’s Survey by Lord de Dunstanville. It is believed that Mr. C. S. Gilbert was the first to copy it, but very inaccurately, in his Historical Survey of Cornwall, ii, 388; and the first perfect copy is the present. “FUI, NON SUM ―――― NON FUISTIS, ESTIS, ERITIS. RICARDO CAREW de Antony Armigero; Thomæ Carew, ex Elizabetha Edgecombe, Filio; Wimondi Carew, Mil: Bain: ex Martha Denni, Nepoti. Johannis Carew, ex Thomasina, Pronepoti; Alexandri Carew, ex Joanna Hatch, Abnepoti; Nato An: Sal: 1555 Pacis Præsul: 1581 Cornub: Vicecom: 1586 In re milit: Regias Vices functo 1586 In Colleg: Antiquariorum elect: 1598 Religioso, Ingenioso Viro, Docto, Eloquenti, Liberali, Magnanimo, Integerrimo, Græce, Italice, Germanice, Gallice, Hispanice ΑΥΤΟΔΙΔΑΚΤΩ Injuriarum beneficiis placidis retaliatori, In libris versato, necnon librorum auctori candidissimo, de Principe et Patria ob assidua et fidelia officia, semper opt: merito, eruditorum, pauperum, oppressorum sublevatori benignissimo, qui, post 65 annorum bene et feliciter emensum spatium, inter privatas solitas diurnas ad D: OP: MAX: supplicationes in Bibliotheca placidè in Christo obdormivit 6^o. Nov: 1620. Richardus Carew Filius, Patri opt. merito, officiosi obsequii ergo cum lachrimis posuit. Uxorem duxit Julianam Arundell de Trerice 1577 Johannem primogenitum, Anton: et Filias Gertrudam, Annam, et Annam ad superos premisit. Filios Richard: Johann: Hobbin: Georg: Wimond: reliquit superstites.