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Brittia[pronunciation?] (Βριττία),
according to Procopius, was an
island known to the
inhabitants of the Low
Countries under Frankish rule (viz. the North...
- west). He does not
mention the Saxons, but he
states that an
island called Brittia (which he says is
separate and
distinct from
Britain itself) was settled...
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- He
never mentions the Saxons, but he
states that a
large island called Brittia,
which was not far from the
Rhine delta. He had
heard it was
settled by...
- the Mediterranean. Mythology:
Antillia Avalon Brasil (mythical island)
Brittia Cantre'r
Gwaelod Iram of the
Pillars Lemuria (continent) List of mythological...
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Nastro d'argento for the Best Newcomer. In 2017, she pla**** the role of
Brittia in the
ensemble comedy film The
Prize by
Alessandro G****mann. In 2018,...
- to the
Frankish mainland from the island,
largely legendary for him, of
Brittia.
These settlers,
whether refugees or not, made the
presence felt of their...
- Ireland, respectively. Procopius, in the 6th
century AD, used the
terms Brittia and
Brettania though he
considered them to be
different islands, the former...
- the 6th century,
Procopius describes only
three large nations living in "
Brittia", Angles, Frisians, and Britons, and he does not
mention Saxons at all...
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historian Procopius who
heard through Frankish diplomats that an
island called Brittia,
lying not far from the
mouth of the Rhine, was
settled by
three nations:...
