St. Runius, Marown, Isle of Man
2017
St Runius church at Marown, 12th century in origin and altered in 1754. The Manx Bible of 1775 effectively fixed the modern written orthography of the language, a Celtic tongue whose standard spelling was set by Anglican bishops using English conventions.
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