A Restitvtion of Decayed Intelligence in Antiquities: Concerning the Most Noble and Renowned English Nation

abreviation afmuch to fay aforefaid afterward albeit alfo anceſtors ancient language appellation beafts becauſe befides Brittaine caufe Chriftian commeth comming Country courfe cuftome Danes defcended defire divers doth Duke Duke of Normandy enfuing England English Englishmen etymology faid fame fayd fecond feeke feeme feemeth feene felfe felves fent feven fhall fhewed fhould fide fignifie fignifieth fince firft firnames flaine fo called fome fometimes fonne foone fpeake fpeech French ftill fuch fundry fuppofed Gaules generall Germans hath heere himfelfe Hingiftus honour Idoll iffue King Vortiger laft land Latin leffe moft moſt muft name of office Nation neere Netherlands neyther noble Normandy Normans obferved occafion originall orthography otherwife paffed poffeffion pofterity prefent Prince raigne reafon reft rightly Saxons Sicambri Tacitus Teutonicke thefe themſelves therein thereof theſe thing thofe tongue tryall ufuall unto uſed warre Weft whence whofe written yeeres