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Now Plautius had much adoo to find out the Britains in their lurking holes and couerts; howbeit when he had traced them out, first he vanquished Cataratacus, and after Togodumnus the sonnes of Cynobellinus: for their father was dead not verie long before. These therefore fléeing their waies, Plautus receiued part of the people [Sidenote: Bodumni Catuellani] called Bodumni (which were subiects vnto them that were called Catuellani) into the obeisance of the Romans: and so leauing there a garrison of souldiors, passed further till he came to a riuer which could not well be passed without a bridge: wherevpon the Britains tooke small regard. | Chronicles The Historie of England 1 Chronicles The Historie of England The Project Gutenberg EBook of Chronicles 1 of 6 The Historie of England 4 of 8 by Raphael Holinshed This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at Title Chronicles 1 of 6 The Historie of England 4 of 8 The Fovrth Booke Of The Historie Of England Author Raphael Holinshed Release Date August 16 2005 EBook 16536 Language English Character set encoding ISO-8859-1 START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HISTORIE OF ENGLAND Produced by Jonathan Ingram Lesley Halamek and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http THE FOVRTH BOOKE OF THE HISTORIE OF ENGLAND. _The Britains discomfited sore wounded slaine and disabled by Plautius and his power Claudius the Romane taketh the chiefe citie of Cymbeline the king of Britaine he bereaueth the Britains of their armour and by vertue of his conquest ouer part of the land is surnamed Britannicus_. THE FIRST CHAPTER. Now Plautius had much adoo to find out the Britains in their lurking holes and couerts howbeit when he had traced them out first he vanquished Cataratacus and after Togodumnus the sonnes of Cynobellinus for their father was dead not verie long before. These therefore fléeing their waies Plautus receiued part of the people Sidenote Bodumni Catuellani called Bodumni which were subiects vnto them that were called Catuellani into the obeisance of the Romans and so leauing there a garrison of souldiors passed further till he came to a riuer which could not well be passed without a bridge wherevpon the Britains tooke small regard to defend the passage as though they had béene sure inough. But Plautius appointed a certeine number of Germans which he had there with him being vsed to swim ouer riuers although neuer so swift to get ouer which they

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• Plautius
• The Britains
• Raphael Holinshed
• Historie of England
• Chronicles
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• History of England
• Death of John
• James II
• Political Evolution
• Pollard