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Caswallon ), brother and successor of Lud. He was king of Britain when Julius Cæsar invaded the island. Geoffrey of Monmouth says, in his _British History_, that Cassibellaun routed Cæsar, and drove him back to Gaul (bk. iv. 3, 5). In Cæsar's second invasion, the British again vanquished him (ch. 7), and
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(ch. 8). Androg'eus (4 _syl_.)
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with 5000 men, having joined the Roman forces, Cassibellaun was worsted, and agreed
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Cassibelan.