In early April, one of the first Bibles to be published in Welsh was returned to the house where its translator was born.
Bishop William Morgan began translating the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into Welsh in around 1579 on the instructions of Queen Elizabeth I. It is credited with being the single most important act in keeping the Welsh language alive.
The Bible has returned to a house near the village of Penmachno, in Snowdonia, with the assistance of the National Trust. The charity helped to buy the Bible after it came up for sale at the library which had previously held it.
