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Anglo-Saxon (500-1000)

Arthur and the Celtic Decline

December 29, 2013June 19, 2020 Jim Keys 0 Comments 'Geoffrey of Monmouth', 'Ranulf Higden', Aedan, Badon, Camelot, Camlann, Ceredig, Circinn, Cunedda, Dalriada, Gildas, Guithelimus, Meirion, Merlin, Miathi, Mordred, Nennius, Tigernach, Vortigern

In 402AD, Constantine’s son, also Constantine, was king having invaded Britain reportedly at the request of Guithelimus, the Archbishop of

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