Compare 1587 edition: 1 EEBO page image 101 Dionethus proclaymed king of Bry|taine.After this victorie thus atchieued, Dione|thus was proclaymed King of Brytaine, and ſore warres continued in the lande by the pur|ſute of the Welchmen, Scottes, and Pictes, to the great hazard of the Prouince, and likely ex|pulſing of al the Romains quite out of the ſame.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Etius Lieute|nant of the Romaines in Fraunce or Gall [...]a.About this time alſo there remayned in France, one Etius Lieutenant to the Emperour Valen|tinianus, who vnderſtanding all theſe things by letters and meſſengers ſent from the captains which yet remayned aliue in Brytaine, appoyn|ted one Maximianus being a kinne to the Em|perour,Maximianus ſent ouer into Brytayne. to paſſe with an armie in all haſte ouer into Britaine, to ayde and ſuccor the Romains and ſuche Brytaynes there, as ſtill continued in theyr allegeance whiche they had promiſed vnto the Romaine Empyre.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 This Maximianus at his arriuall in the I|lande was moſt ioyfully receyued by the ſouldi|ers and ſubiectes of the foreſayde Empyre. All the Lordes and nobles of the Countrey reſorted alſo vnto him, ſhewing themſelues moſt glad of his comming, and promiſing with what ayde ſo euer they were able to make, to goe with him a|gainſt their enimies. Whervpon procuring them to aſſemble their powers,Maximianus cauſeth the Brytaynes to ioyne with him to go a|gainſt the Scottes. and to ioyne the ſame with his, which he had brought ouer with him, he paſſed through the countrey vnto Yorke, and ſo from thence marched forth towards the Scottes being alreadie aſſembled in campe to defende the countrey of Weſtmerland againſt him.