After whom Brute entreth into the Iland, either neglected by the Celts, or otherwise by conquest, and reigned therein with his posteritie by the space of 636. yeares, in such order as foloweth. Brute. Locrinus. Gwendolena his widow. Madan. Mempricius. Ebracus. Brutus Iunior. Leil. Rudibras. Bladunus. Leir. Cordeil his daughter. Cunedach and Morgan. Riuallon. Gurgustius. Sisillus. Iago. Kimmachus. Gorbodug. Ferres and Porrex. These 2. being slaine, the princes of the land straue for the superioritie and regiment of the same, by the space of 50. yéeres (after the race of Brute was decaied) vntill Dunwallon king of Cornwall subdued them all, & brought the whole to his subiection, notwithstanding that the aforesaid number of kings remained still, which were but as vassals & inferiours to him, he being their chéefe and onelie souereigne. Dunwallon reigneth. Belinus his sonne, in whose time Brennus vsurpeth. Gurgwinbatrus. Guittellinus. Seisili. Kymarus. Owan aliàs Ellan. Morwich aliàs Morindus. Grandobodian aliàs Gorbonian. Arcigallon. Elidurus aliàs Hesidor. Arcigallon againe. Elidurus againe. Vigen aliàs Higanius, & Petitur aliàs Peridurus. Elidurus the third time. Gorbodia aliàs Gorbonian. Morgan. Meriones aliàs Eighuans. Idouallon. Rhimo Rohugo. Geruntius Voghen. Catellus. Coellus. Pyrrho aliàs Porrex. Cherinus. Fulganius aliàs Sulgenis. Eldadus. Androgius. Vrian. Hellindus. Dedantius Eldagan. Clotenis Claten. Gurguintus. Merian. Bledunus Bledagh. Cophenis. Owinus aliàs Oghwen. Sisillus or Sitsiltus. Blegabridus. Arcimalus Archiuall. Eldadus. Ruthenis thrée moneths. Rodingarus aliàs Rodericus. Samulius Penysell. Pyrrho 2. Carporis aliàs Capporis. Dynellus aliàs Dygnellus. Hellindus a few moneths. Lhoid. Casibellane. Theomantius. Cynobellinus. Aruiragus. Marius. Coellus. Lucius. Hitherto I haue set foorth the catalog of the kings of Britaine, in such sort as it is to be collected out of the most ancient histories, monuments and records of the land. Now I will set foorth the order and succession of the Romane legates or deputies, as I haue borowed them first out of Tacitus, then Dion, and others: howbeit I cannot warrant the iust course of them from Iulius Agricola forward, bicause there is no man that reherseth them orderlie. Yet by this my dooing herein, I hope some better table may be framed hereafter by other, wherof I would be glad to vnderstand when soeuer it shall please God that it may come to passe.