Cambria triumphans, or Brittain in its perfect lustre shewing the origen and antiquity of that illustrious nation. The succession of their kings and princes, etc / [Percy Enderbie].

Percy Enderbie

Date:: [1810]

Credit: Cambria triumphans, or Brittain in its perfect lustre shewing the origen and antiquity of that illustrious nation. The succession of their kings and princes, etc / [Percy Enderbie]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

48/456 (page 26)

$n n£»r»*i a f r'VmrrVi a Dean, twelve Canons Prebendaries, as many ten poor people, with a Collect Ch ^ wherein himself lyeth buried; and it was Vicars, sufficiently P™‘ded fo^ ^ hand ofKing Henry the eight lay over heavy the greatest ornament of that Gity,.unit this City also was upon all the like foundations, and ^Tthetlhl.n the Church of the Gray-Friers; but now noathmgemmra°Uns of his Monument, but only the stone chest, wherein he was laid, a drinking Trough now for horses m a common Inne. This place hath given the Titles of honour to many Honourable Families. 1057. 1. Algar the Saxon. 1103. 2. Edwin died 1071- 3. Robert de Bellamonte, Gules a cinquefoyle Ermine. 4. Robert de Bellamont. 5. Robert de Bellamont, L. Steward. 6. Robert de Bellamont, L. high Steward. 7. Simon de Montfort married Amicia sister and coheir to the last Earl Robert, 8. Shan'tMmtflrt, L. high Steward, Gules a Lion rampant, his tail double forked salteir wise Argent. 9. Edmond Earl of Lancaster, L. high Stewaid. 10. Tho. Earl of Lancaster, L. high Steward. 11. Hen. D. of Lancaster, L. high Steward. 12* Henry D. of Lancaster, L. high Steward. ‘ England a Label of 5. points Ermine. 13. William of Bavaria, Earl of Heinalt, married the Lady Maud of Lancaster, Bendis losenge, Argent and Azure. 14. John of Gaunt, D. of Lancaster, L. high steward. Henry D. of Lancaster, Lord high steward. Quarterly France and England, a Label of 3. points Ermine. Robert Dudleigh, Lord Denbigh ^c. Or, a Lyon rampant, his tail double forked, i er . Robert Sidney, Viscount Lisle descended, of a sister of the said Robert. Robert Sidney, Earl of Leicester. Or, a Phaon Azure. Cordeilla. . • t rhr aft-pr imt revenue taken upon heT two sisters husbands, and her fathers ™1S b™dsndeathy’byftheJ consent of most Writers, by the joynt suffrages and votes of the and husbands deat , y SceDter in the year from the worlds creation, four thou- Brittams, was admitte • etvaght yPears ; she governed her people and subjects, for the sand, three hundred, and ninety (ignt md but\he two sons of her sisters, sP_ace °f of6'Albania 'and Cimedagts of Cambria and Cornwal, envying her prosper.ty and Morgan oi A > • • 1 • tbejr birth-right; their grandfather Leir having divided the thinking t lemse, t tbeir Mothers upon their Marriages, conspire together, and muster- kingdom equ y Cordeilla and reduce her to that necessity, that she is taken pnsoner, ing their forces, m ^ bews c^st in^0 Gaol, which she patiently a while endured, but per- and by her merc.1 ss N^hew cast Ga ^ ^ P J scorning t be any longer ceivmg no hopes to regam he^ , ^ ^ free he]. body from bondage ; with true a slave to hei msultm& ’. .. makes a divorce between her purer soul and encaged Trojan and masculine Herom^pn.t^he make- d-orce betv^ ^ which tici. paled of drosste mold, to be interred again in the earth from whence at first U came, at Leices¬ ter, in the Temple of Janus by the Sepulchre of her father. Cunedagius$