Concent of Saunt Muncoster

The Concent of Saunt Muncoster is a Concent named for Saunt Muncoster. It is counted among the Big Three alongside Baritoe and Saunt Tredegarh.

First appearance and context

• Cited in a historical reference on Proc that states that, after the Reconstitution, the Syntactic Faculty at this concent honored Saunt Proc as its patron Saunt. The same source contrasts that lineage with orders tracing to the Semantic Faculty (patron Saunt Halikaarn).
• A Dictionary note characterizes the “Big Three” concents (including this one) as a geographically close trio, founded in 0 A.R., relatively populous, richly endowed, and enjoying high status for past achievements.

Description and characteristics

• Membership: Named as one of the Big Three, together with Baritoe and Saunt Tredegarh.
• Foundation and standing: Stated to have been founded in 0 A.R.; described as relatively populous, with generous endowments and high status owing to past achievements.
• Setting: Said to be geographically close to Baritoe and Saunt Tredegarh.

Role and function

• Faculty association: Identified with a Syntactic Faculty that later honored Proc as patron Saunt; in broader usage, “Syntactic” orders are contrasted with those stemming from a “Semantic” Faculty.
• No physical description, layout, or rites are provided beyond its identification as a concent and its faculty association.

Relationships and references

• Eponym: Named for Saunt Muncoster.
• Patronage: The Syntactic Faculty here is linked to Saunt Proc as patron Saunt after the Reconstitution; the Semantic line is associated with Saunt Halikaarn in the same source.
• Sources: Information comes from in‑universe reference entries, including a Dictionary (Fourth Edition, dated A.R. 3000) and related summaries that describe the Big Three.

Current status

• Only historical and reference context are provided in the available text. Present‑day leadership, population, and activities are not described.