part of the Land against forraigne Powers.
Wordes: When the Romanes thought to terrifie the Brutans by their letters, these sent them word, that as they must, so they would defend their Coun∣trey from all forces. Aruirage being for his Noble∣nesse made the Emperours sonne in law, and wish∣ing to haue a memoriall of Claudius his queenes and wiues owne father, called the Cittie where he mar∣ried Claudiocestria or Glocester, the rather, to be free frō tribute in respect of his wife, though he were free of himselfe by his vertue.
Victories: Cassiuelan made the Romans flie to their ships at their first battell, and at the second: beware the third.
Desertes: Cymbelin in his youth led so manly a life in Roome, that the Emperour Augustus made him a knight there in his order of knightes.
Exercise: Hirelda and Eueline two braue knightes wrastled openly at the Feast which was made after the victories against the Romanes.
Warre: Guinder denied to pay tribute to the Ro∣mans, & chose rather to sight with them then yeald otherwise. Aruirage did the like, and when they came against him; he made them flie from the southeast part of this Iland to the southwest, there he draue them from Excester and Totnes, & within seuen daies made all well. Marius staied the fire and sword of the Picts in Albany and slew their armies.