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Compare 1587 edition: 1 While he continued thus at Briſtowe, pro|curing by all meanes to get ſome ayde, it chan|ced, that vppon conference hadde with Richarde Strangbowe Earle of Penbroke,

Richard Strangbowe Earle of Pen|broke.

Dermucius or Dermotes co|uenants with him.

ſonne to Gil|bert Earle of Penbroke, to whome he couenan|ted to giue to him his daughter and heire in ma|riage, vppon promiſe, that the nexte Spring hee ſhoulde helpe to bring hym home into his coun|trey, and place hym agayne in hys King|dome, whyche in remaynder was, to diſtend vn|to the ſayde Earle, by the marriage promiſed to him of Dermots daughter.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 When all the couenauntes and agreementes were concluded vpon in order, whyche were ne|ceſſary to paſſe betwixte them, Dermote depar|ted from Briſtowe, and wente into the parties of South Wales towardes Sainte Dauies, that hee myght bee the neerer vnto hys Coun|trey.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The ſame tyme, there were planted in Wales two Gentlemen,

  • Robert Fitz Stephans and
  • Maurice Fitz Geralde.
  • Rice ap Grif|fin Prince of Wales.
  • The Lady Ve|ſta mother to Fitz Stephans and Fitz Ge|ralde.
  • Aberteiui.
the one named Roberte Fitz Stephens, and Maurice Fitz Geralde, brethren of one Mother, alied to Riſe ap Griffin then Prince of Wales, whoſe Grandfather was ſur|named Riſe the greate, whoſe daughter named Veſta, was Mother to the ſayd Fitz Stephans, and Fitz Gerald.

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