Geoffrey of Monmouth translated the Latin version of the "Chronicle of Early Britons" in 1136 AD. The Welch to English version is available in PDF format - 500k download.

Notable points from Geoffrey's history...

1. The old name for Briton was Albion.
2. The fall of Troy was before the battle of Trojan warrior Aeneas and Turnus fought in 2310 AM or 654 years after the flood.
3. Aeneas son Ascanius married Lavinia and had a son named Silvanus, who had a son named Brutus.
4. Brutus led the remnant of the Trojans from under the slavery of  Pandrasus, king of Greece, to the land to be known as Briton.
5. The land of Briton was uninhabited except for a few giants. Brutus had the capital city built and it was called New Troy, afterwards renamed to Londan.
6. New Troy was finished about the time Eli the Priest was ruler in Israel, and the Ark of the Covenant had been captured by the Philistines.
7. There was an ancient temple of Apollo in London discovered at the time of Bladud. King Baldud practiced necromancy and worshiped Minerva and was killed in the ancient temple. this happened about the time King Solomon of Israel finished building the temple.
8. Cunedagius ruled the entire kingdom for thirty-three years in peace. And about this time, on the eleventh day before [the feast of] Beltain, Rome was begun by the brothers Romulus and Remus. about the time of the prophet Iasiah ~ 753 BC
9. Merlin had the giant ring (Stonehenge) moved from Ireland to Briton. Between 454 and 457 AD

   • And Merlin counselled him to set out for Ireland, to the Giant’s Ring on Mount Killara - "For there are stones in that place whose nature is mysterious and of which no man knows anything. And not by might nor by power, but by wisdom only can they be brought here. But once they are here, they shall stand for all time." They are indeed stones of mysterious power within which are properties of healing. And in ancient times did giants fetch them to where they stand this day, from the farthest reaches of Spain (or Africa). And they fetched them for this purpose. When one of their number fell sick, they would make a balm in the midst of the stones. Then, washing the stones with water, they mixed the water with the balm and were healed of their wounds by it. And they put herbs in the balm which [herbs] also healed their wounds."

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