The light of Britayne. A recorde of the honorable originall & antiquitie of Britaine:
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The light of Britayne. A recorde of the honorable originall & antiquitie of Britaine:
Author
Lyte, Henry, 1529?-1607.
Publication
At London :: printed: [by J. Charlewood?],
Anno. Domini. 1588.
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Brutus the Trojan (Legendary character)
Great Britain -- History
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"The light of Britayne. A recorde of the honorable originall & antiquitie of Britaine:." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A72855.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 20, 2024.
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❧ A Catalogue or Register of auncient Princes, noble men and Gentlemen of Bri∣tayne: whereof some remayne to this day. Records to confirme the honourable Originall of the Bry∣taynes, that sprang of the remaines of the Albanian Troyans, the foun∣ders of Britayne: which Brute brought from the Countreyes of Isis and Themis, and from Alba∣nia, Calydonia sylua, and Ætolia in Greece, to Albania, Calydonia sylua, and Ætolia in Britaine. Be∣fore whose arriuall, there was nei∣ther Towne, Cittie, Countrie, Ry∣uer, Region, or place of name in Britayne.
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...Brute.
...Corineus.
...Locrine.
...Camber.
...Albanacte.
...Madan.
...Mempricius.
Ebranke, and his twenty sonnes.
...Brute greene shielde.
Assaracus, and Cicilius, &c.
Belinus & Bren∣nus.
Cambra, or Cam¦bria, Antenors wife.
Cambra, Belinus daughter.
Conidagus Kinge of Albania, slewe Morgan at Glamorgā.
Conidagus, buil∣ded the Tem∣ple of M••¦nerua, at Ba••¦gor in Wal•• & the Tem¦ple of Ma•• at Parthaon now S. Iohn towne of Ʀtolia in Sco••¦lande: Alba¦nia secunda.
Aruiragus, i•• whose daye••Ioseph of Ara¦mathia prea¦ched in Bri¦tayne.
...Leile.
Androgeus, bro¦ther to Cassi¦belanus, thi••Androgeus, let Iulius Cae¦sar into Bri∣tayne.
...Pyrrhus.
...
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...Alexander Ar∣cadius.
...Alexander Au∣dax.
...Achaius.
...Ætolus.
...Helena.
...••oile.
...Constantine.
...••raye.
...••ersie.
...Dercie.
...••arie.
Busir, or
...Bousir.
...Cicell.
...Cydne.
...Dennis.
...Bridgis.
...Andros.
...Carowe.
...Caros.
...Tracie.
...Rhese ap Rhesus.
Oen, or Owen, King of Caly∣don.
Brent, the sonne of Hercules.
...Thinn.
...Euance.
...Bryce.
...Hill.
...Drake.
...Calais.
...Nele.
...Gryne.
...Dorill.
...Hodie.
Crane. &c.
FINIS.
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