William of Malmesbury
John Seen of Glastonbury, writing around 1342, is the next important source of information about Indract and his cult. He repeats more or less the same story as the "Passio", but his account differs in various details. The martyrdom takes place at Shapwick ("Schapwik"), not Huish Episcopi ("Hywisc"), and he follows William of Malmesbury in giving the number of companions as seven. Michael Lapidge suggested, on the basis of similarities with William of Malmesbury, that John Seen had probably consulted William's lost work.