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Old English Chronicles

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GENEALOGICAL SUMMARY.Chap. XIII.—Of king Ethelard.Chap. III.—Of the reign of king Alfred.ALFRED THE GREAT,BOOK I. Chap. I.—The epistle dedicatory to Robert earl of Gloucester.[146]Chap. XVII.—The building of new Troy by Brutus, upon the river Thames.Chap. IX.—The Romans make a covenant with Brennius, but afterwards break it, for which reason Rome is besieged and taken by Brennius.Chap. XIV.—Arviragus, king of Britain, makes his submission to Claudius, who with his assistance conquers the Orkney islands.Chap. XIII.—Redonum taken by Maximian.Chap. XIII.—The bishops, Germanus and Lupus, restore the Christian faith that had been corrupted in Britain. Octa and Ebissa are four times routed by Vortimer.Chap. VI.—Hengist, in a duel with Eldol, is taken by him. The Saxons are slain by the Britons without mercy.Chap. II.—Hoel sends fifteen thousand men to Arthur's assistance.Chap. III.—Arthur kills a Spanish giant who had stolen away Helena, the niece of Hoel.Chap. IV.—Cadwalla is vanquished by Edwin, and driven out of the kingdom.II. THE HISTORY.III. THE EPISTLE.Chapter 17 III.—THE HISTORY.BOOK I. CHAPTER I.CHAP. V.CONCERNING CALEDONIA.CHAP. VII.CHAP. II.ANCIENT AND MODERN NAMES OF THE STATIONS IN RICHARD OF CIRENCESTER'S ITINERARY.Chapter 25 GENERAL INDEX.TOPOGRAPHICAL INDEX.BOHN'S LIBRARIES.THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE