estord againe,
8 Till by his death he it recouered;
But _Peridure_ and _Vigent_ him disthronized.

1 sonnes > sonne _1596_

1 Five sons he left begotten of one wife,

Five sons > (Gorbonian, Arthgallo, Elidure, Peredure, Vigenius)

2 All which successively by turns did reign;
3 First Gorbonian, a man of virtuous life;
4 Next Arthgallo who, for his proud disdain,

disdain > loathsomeness

5 Deposed was from princedom sovereign,
6 And piteous Elidure put in his stead;

piteous > godly, devout
stead > place

7 Who shortly it to him restored again,
8 Till by his death he it recovered;
9 But Peredure and Vigenius him disthronized.

disthronized > dethroned

210.45

In wretched prison long he did remaine,
2 Till they outraigned had their vtmost date,
And then therein reseized was againe,
4 And ruled long with honorable state,
Till he surrendred Realme and life to fate.
6 Then all the sonnes of these fiue brethren raynd
By dew successe, and all their Nephewes late,
8 Euen thrise eleuen descents the crowne retaynd,
Till aged _Hely_ by dew heritage it gaynd.

1 In wretched prison long he did remain,
2 Till they outreigned had their utmost date,

outreigned had > [had reigned to the end of]
date > term, span of life

3 And then therein reseised was again,

therein reseised > [restored to legal possession of the crown]

4 And ruled long with honourable state,
5 Till he surrendered realm and life to fate.
6 Then all the sons of these five brethren reigned
7 By due success, and all their nephews late,

due success > proper succession
nephews > grandsons; descendants
late > later, afterwards

8 Even thrice eleven descents the crown retained,
9 Till aged Heli by due heritage it gained.

210.46

He had two sonnes, whose eldest called _Lud_
2 Left of his life most famous memory,
And endlesse moniments of his great good:
4 The ruin'd wals he did re{ae}difye
Of _Troynouant_, gainst force of enimy,
6 And built that gate, which of his name is hight,
By which he lyes entombed solemnly.
8 He left two sonnes, too young to rule aright,
_Androgeus_ and _Tenantius_, pictures of his might.

1 He had two sons, whose eldest (called Lud)

two > (Three, according to _HRB_ 3.20: Lud, Cassibellaun, Nennius)
Lud > (Also called Lludd; apparently the same Lludd of Brythonic
legend)

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