The pastyme of people The cronycles of dyuers realmys and most specyally of the realme of Englond breuely co[m]pylyd [and] empryntyd in chepesyde at the sygne of the mearemayd next to pollys gate. Cum priuilegio.

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Title: The pastyme of people The cronycles of dyuers realmys and most specyally of the realme of Englond breuely co[m]pylyd [and] empryntyd in chepesyde at the sygne of the mearemayd next to pollys gate. Cum priuilegio.
Author: Rastell, John, d. 1536.
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/ Capis siluius / Capetus siluius / Tiberinus / Agrippa siluius / [ R] Aremulus / Auentinus / Procas / Amulius❀.

¶Capis siluius sō of siluius Athis was next kyng of Latins & Albayns it is seyd he byldyd Capia the grete cyte in Champyane but other wryters holde that it was furst callyd v••iternus / & when the samnyt{is} toke it / it was callyd Capia after the name of theyr duke callyd Capia.

¶Capetus siluius son of Capis was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns.

¶Tiberin{us} siluius sō to Capet{us} was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns he was drownyd in y^e water of Tybere whereof as some afferme that water toke his name.

¶Agrippa siluius son to Tyberinus was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns.

¶Aremulus siluius sō to Agrippa was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns he was slayn in a tempeste by lightenyng & thonder.

¶Auētinus silui{us} sonne to Aremulus was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns he was slayn & byryed in the mount auyntyn where of some say that hyll toke his name but some sey it toke his name of a flyght of certeyn byrdys commyng ouer it which they seyd in laten de aduentu auium.

¶Procas siluius son to Auentinus was next kyng of Latyns & Albayns.

¶Amulyus siluius the yonger son of Procas was next kyng of Albayns he expulsyd his elder bro∣der Numiter & slew Lansus his sonne & cawsyd Rehea his doughter to be a nonne of sych an order that yf she brake her vyrgynyte she shuld dye but that not with stondyng she was gotten with chylde by one vnknowyn & had .ii chyldern at a byrth which after were callyd one Romul{us} another Rem{us} wherfore Amulius causyd Rehea to be burned quik & the ·ii cheldern to be cast in the water of Tiber but yet by {per}uycyō deuyne they were p̄seruyd & by the water syde foūd alyue by one Faustul{us} which norryshed them tyll they cam to age which chyldern than slew the seyd Amulius. [ R]