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The Arthurian Collection is a part of Vortigern Studies

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  A Review of King Arthur the Movie
  Ambrosius
  From Glein to Camlann: Arthur's Battles
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The story of Uther and Igerna
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  The Magic of the Cauldron
  Dumville and the Battles of Arthur
  Padel and the Battles of Arthur
  The three Prisons of Arthur
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A new Interpretation of the "Artognou" Stone

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  Introduction
  Book I: The world of Saint Gildas
1.1:Gildas sapiens and his sapientia
  1.2: Gildas' history re-examined: Rome and the deceitful she-monster
1.3: Sixth-century fact and Gildas
1.4: The five tyrants: Cuneglasus, Aurelius Caninus, Constantine and Vortiporius
  1.5: The five tyrants: Maglocunus and the north
  1.6: British kings as tyrants
  1.7: Resurgent Celticism: Function and power of Gildas' kings
  Book II: Legends and history of the end of Roman Britain
  2.1: Magnus Maximus and the Picts
  2.2: The Rescript of Honorius
  2.3: The Picts destroyed?
  2.4: Towards a reconstruction of "A": the Nennian material
  2.5: Reconstructing "A"
  2.6: The prehistory of "A"
  2.7: Zosimus and the supposed expulsion of the Roman magistrates
  2.8: The date of "A"
  2.9: The beginnings of British independence
  Book III: The uir modestus and the superbus tyrannus
  3.1: Reflections on Gildas' chapter 21
  3.2: Ambrosius, his father and the politics of Britain before 429
  3.3: The religious crisis
  3.4: The survival of Pelagianism
  Book IV: Saint Patrick in legend and history
  4.1: Patrick's writings and his claim
  4.2: St.Patrick's date
  4.3: Muirchu and his sources
  4.4: The chapter of the damned?
  Book V: Saxon settlement and rebellion
  5.1: Saxon settlement and rebellion
  5.2: Gildas' sources and Ambrosian propaganda
  Book VI: Vortigern: legends and history
  6.1: The attitudes to Vortigern and their causes
  6.2: The story of Vortigern, Emrys and the two dragons
  6.3: The cycle of Conn, Art and Cormac
  6.4: The origin of Hengist’s legend
  6.5: Who killed King Vortigern? A historical mystery
  6.6: Geoffrey and the legends of Vortigern and of Guithelinus
  6.7: Geoffrey, the lost document "N", its sources, and the historical Ambrosius
  6.8: The cult of St.Gurthiern
  6.9: An analytical reading of Nennius' Vortigern passages
  Book VII: Towards a reconstruction of the lost history of Britain from Ambrosius to Saint Gildas
  7.1: The house of Vortigern
  7.2: 442-468: a historical reconstruction
  7.3: Notes on the origin of the English people
  7.4: Ethnic and cultural consequences of the war
  7.5: Interlude: Lovocatus and Catihernus
  Book VIII: The Lost Document "L"
  8.1: Preliminary considerations
  8.2: The lost document "L": chronology and context
  8.3: The contamination of historical features with mythological material
  8.4: The lost document "L": the character of the protagonists
  8.5: Scandinavian stories
  8.6: The British invasion of Gaul and the origins of Brittany
  8.7: The character of the Celticizing revolution
  Book IX: the aftermath
  9.1: Saint Gildas reconsidered
  9.2: The English conquest and conversion
  9.3: The Welsh language and the new native poetry
  The Appendices
  I: Legendary versions of the Roman conquest of Britain
  II: The lost legend of Gwyrangcon
  III: Aurelius Ursicinus at Hoxne
  IV: Procopius and Britain
  V: Saint Patrick and the Isle of Man
  VI: More about the legend of the fortress and the dragons
  VII: Urien and his legends
  VIII: Aegidius and Britain?
  IX: Modern parallels for the final defeat of Cadwallon
  X: Mil Du the knight
  XI: Vitalinus, Fitela, Sinfjotli?
  XII: More evidence for direct contact between Franks and Celtic Britons, ca..535

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