The Chronicle of the Kings of Britain
The Chronicle of the Kings of Britain
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When Lucius died childless, they were obliged to come forward themselves and tumults naturally followed.
' Here a second chasm in the history occurs, and the transactions of about eighty years are omitted.
It is also worthy of notice, that in tills history the Emperors are always represented as acting by the order of the Senate ; and probably they suffered it to be so under- stood, as to any acts of severity. Tliis nolicy would throw the odium on a distant authority, and enable tliem to claim t...he merit of lenity, if any were shewn, to them- selves.
* Fulgenius G. M. The Welsh copies read Sj/lien, that is Julian, or JuUanus, ■ffhich has at least the advautage yf being- a name in use at the tinn?. " According " to Hector Boothius he was a Briton of " noble birth, being descended from royal " ancestry ; according to Fordun he was " an Albnnia:i cliieftain. He appears to " have been a prince of the Ma;a(ae. " La/ighorne, Antiq. Abb. P. 176, who in fliis instance has by a mistake, added on the authority of G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Lucius died childless, they were obliged to come forward themselves and tumults naturally followed.
' Here a second chasm in the history occurs, and the transactions of about eighty years are omitted.
It is also worthy of notice, that in tills history the Emperors are always represented as acting by the order of the Senate ; and probably they suffered it to be so under- stood, as to any acts of severity. Tliis nolicy would throw the odium on a distant authority, and enable tliem to claim t...he merit of lenity, if any were shewn, to them- selves.
* Fulgenius G. M. The Welsh copies read Sj/lien, that is Julian, or JuUanus, ■ffhich has at least the advautage yf being- a name in use at the tinn?. " According " to Hector Boothius he was a Briton of " noble birth, being descended from royal " ancestry ; according to Fordun he was " an Albnnia:i cliieftain. He appears to " have been a prince of the Ma;a(ae. " La/ighorne, Antiq. Abb. P. 176, who in fliis instance has by a mistake, added on the authority of G.
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