⁣BRUTUS I - BRUTUS IN THE CHRONICLE OF ENGLAND


⁣Presenting the first in a six part series looking at the evidence for Brutus, the patriarch of Britain and starting with the history of Brutus the Trojan Prince as recorded in the Chronicles of England.

The Chronicles have been shown to be mostly accurate, with a large number of the kings listed within them being found on pre-Roman coinage.

There is more detail about Brutus in the Chronicle than any other monarch and the scrolls themselves were named after him, becoming later known as ‘The Brut.’

All the kings of the island from the time he settled it were descended from him and the settlers that he brought with him were his countrymen from Troy.

The Chronicles themselves were originally written in proto-Greek, then Latin and finally translated into Olde English which is the form they can be found in now.

This version has had the English updated to modern language by LA Waddell.

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⁣THE HISTORY OF THE BRITONS II


⁣After hearing how the Britons kept killing the deputies they were sent by Rome, we learn that they still expected the Romans to step in and save them from the incursions of the Picts and the Scots. After one final defeat of these barbarians, the Romans leave and then a new enemy appears, the Saxons. Vortigern was king at the time the exiled Hengist and Horsa arrive and Nennius proceeds to detail the atrocious crimes that this king was responsible for, including incest with his own daughter.

We also hear about Saint Germanus, the bane of king Vortigern and Vortigern’s son Vortimer, who valiantly fought against the Saxons four times before eventually being slain by them. Finally we also hear a variation on the tale of Merlin and the two dragons, only this time the boy’s name is Ambrose.

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