Here lies a revealing biography of St. Gildas the Wise [pictured above] by Caradoc of Llancarfan ca. 1130-1150. The Life of Gildas by Caradoc 1. Nau [Caw–MJ], the king of Scotia, was the noblest of the kings of the north. He had twenty-four sons, victorious warriors. One of these was named Gildas, whom his parents […]
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Hidden History | The Conquest of Britain by St. Gildas The Wise
Hidden History | The Conquest of Britain by St. Gildas The Wise Here lies De Excidio Brittaniae et Conquestu [The Conquest of Britain], the 6th century history by St. Gildas the Wise. De Excidio Brittaniae et Conquestu I. THE PREFACE §1 Whatever in this my epistle I may write in my humble but well-meaning manner, rather […]
Read moreBede’s Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation
Bede’s Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation Here lies the Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation, the Church of Rome approved ‘English’ history by the Venerable Bede. CONTENTS & PREFACE To the most glorious King Ceolwulph, Bede, the servant of Christ and Priest BOOK I I. Of the situation of Britain and Ireland, and of […]
Read moreThe Comet of 562 AD and the Arthurian Wasteland
The Comet of 562 AD and the Arthurian Wasteland The following quote is taken from the Brut Tysillo, the most ancient surviving written history of the British Isles and clearly refers to a comet of “enormous size” striking Britain and Ireland. “And then a Star of enormous size appeared to Ythyr, having a single shaft, […]
Read moreAncient Physical Descriptions of Britons, Gauls & Celts
Ancient Physical Descriptions of Britons, Gauls & Celts “By far the most civilized [of the Britons] are those who dwell in Kent. Their entire country borders on the sea, and they do not differ much from the Gauls in customs. Very many who dwell farther inland do not sow grain but live on milk […]
Read moreThe Triads of the Isle of Britain | King Dyfnwal Moelmud [36o BC]
The Triads of the Isle of Britain | King Dyfnwal Moelmud [36o BC] 1. There were Three Names Given to the Isle of Prydein. Before it was inhabited it was called the sea-girt green land. Later it was called the Honey Island. The people formed a tribe called the Cymry on the Isle of Prydein […]
Read moreBritain: Key To World History | William Comyns Beaumont
Britain: Key To World History | William Comyns Beaumont [1948] Britain: Key To World History by William Comyns Beaumont [1948] is perhaps the most suppressed historical work of the 20th century, the following extract from which is published under the internationally accepted principles of Fair Use and Fair Dealing, for the purposes of educating the […]
Read moreHistory of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Four
History of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Four THE ARTHURIAN ERA THE Roman Empire, West of the Alps, fell Dec. 31, A.D. 406, before that “movement of the nations” termed in the Triads, “the Black Invasion.” These nations were the Huns, Goths, Vandals, Burgundians, Franks, and Alani. The Huns proceeded from […]
Read moreHistory of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Three
History of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Three THE THIRD, OR ROMAN ERA. CESAR, in justification of his invasion of Britain, alleges that the Britons were the first aggressors. This statement is in some degree borne out by the “Historic Triads.” Prior to the campaigns in the North of Gaul, the […]
Read moreHistory of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Two
History of Britain From The Flood To A.D. 700 | Part Two THE SECOND, OR TROJAN ERA. THE descent of the British People from Troy and the Trojans was never disputed for fifteen hundred years. The “Island of Brutus” was the common name of the Island in old times. The word tan is the old […]
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