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]]> http://www.grailcode.com/archives/looking-for-arthur-in-nennius-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-68 The Grail Code» Blog Archive » Geoffrey and the Very Old Book Sun, 25 Jun 2006 13:32:05 +0000 http://www.grailcode.com/archives/looking-for-arthur-in-nennius-part-1#comment-68 [...] From Brutus to Cadwallader is exactly the range of Nennius’ History of the Britons, so it’s remarkable that Geoffrey doesn’t mention Nennius at all—especially since the number and variety of the manuscripts suggest that Nennius was very popular. It’s more remarkable when we find that parts of Geofrey’s book parallel Nennius very closely. Did Geoffrey really not know about Nennius? And, if so, was this “very ancient book written in the British language” a translation of Nennius? Or was it one of Nennius’ sources? [...] [...] From Brutus to Cadwallader is exactly the range of Nennius’ History of the Britons, so it’s remarkable that Geoffrey doesn’t mention Nennius at all—especially since the number and variety of the manuscripts suggest that Nennius was very popular. It’s more remarkable when we find that parts of Geofrey’s book parallel Nennius very closely. Did Geoffrey really not know about Nennius? And, if so, was this “very ancient book written in the British language” a translation of Nennius? Or was it one of Nennius’ sources? [...]

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