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	The Fox Prince, medieval historical romance ebook preview
		Eldol screamed out yet managed to stop the Saxon woman with the deadly point of his sword.
		Scanning his men's confused expressions Tryffin suddenly noticed Eldol's pale face.
		We need take Eldol to the surgeon and send a missive to his sire in Glochester.
	www.awe-struck.net /PREVIEWS/foxprince_prv.html (9498 words)

	Geoffrey of Monmouth
		In the meantime, Eldol, duke of Gloucester, went to the king, and said, "This one day should suffice for all the days of my life, if by good providence I could but get an opportunity to engage with Hengist; for one of us should die before we parted.
		Aurelius animated the Christians, Hengist the pagans; and all the time of the engagement, Eldol's chief endeavour was to encounter Hengist, but he had no opportunity for it.
		Nor was Eldol less active in all parts of the field, running to and fro to assault his adversaries; but still his main endeavour was to find opportunity of encountering Hengist.
	www.webmesh.co.uk /nice/geofpop8.htm (7443 words)

	HISTORY OF BRITAIN, 407-597, by Fabio P. Barbieri
		If I have read the origin of Ceredigion correctly, it is worth comparing the allotment of the valuable area of Cardiganshire with the unpleasing land allotment and evident isolation of the Vortigernids of central Wales.
		In my view, Geoffrey’s Eldadus and Eldol represent an unhistorical reduplication of the two aspects of the historical St.Illtyd, first a warrior, then a monastic teacher; who lived in the second half of the sixth century (that is, two or three generations after Ambrosius).
		The account of Illtyd was preserved chiefly in Brittany (where he was remembered as the great teacher) and in his own monastery of Llanilltyd Fawr; it seems possible that a legend had formed elsewhere in Wales, displacing the Saint in time and attributing him to Emrys/Ambrosius.
	www.geocities.com /vortigernstudies/fabio/book7.1.htm (4459 words)

	Earthling Press: historical romance The Fox Prince (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Eldol waylaid the woman putting himself in harm's way.
		Eldol screamed out yet managed to stop the Saxon woman with the deadly point of his sword.
		We need take Eldol to the surgeon and send a missive to his sire in Glochester.
	www.earthling-press.com /PREVIEWS_ep/foxprince_prv_ep.html (9451 words)

	THE BOOKS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This council was made up of the six sons of Urian, (who were therefore the grandchildren of Cherin,) and thought to be the wisest of men.
		Their names were: Eldol, Redon, Redec, Samil, Penesil and Pir.
		They deliberated for a year and a day over who should rule if neither Belgabred nor Archemil returned, and at the end of their discussions they gave their solemn decree: it should be the kitchen-lad, Capo, whom they said was descended through eight generations from Amerues, sister of Sisil the Second.
	www.languageofstones.com /His6.html (1070 words)

	Arthurian Passages from Geoffrey of Monmouth
		There was present one Eldol, consul of Gloucester, who, at the sight of this treachery, took up a stake which he happened to find, and with that made his defence.
		Every blow he gave carried death along with it; and by breaking either the head, arms, shoulders, or legs of a great many, he struck no small terror into the traitors, nor did he move from the spot before he had killed with that weapon seventy men.
		All the time Aurelius was fully employed, not only in giving commands, but encouraging his men by his own example; for with his own hand he killed all that stood in his way, and pursued those that fled.
	www.moval.edu /Faculty/adderleym/Arthur/chronicles/arthur-in-hrb.htm (18226 words)

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		A man with lesser sight than Faramir would not have known the man, but Denethor’s youngest son was renowned for his ability to see and feel what others could not.
		"Eldol!" he cried, not wanting to believe that one of the assassins was a man who had fought by his side.
		The mistake should have meant his death, but Eldol stayed his blow.
	arcticfox42.phpwebhosting.com /tfme/stories/adara/LoveandLust.txt (25137 words)

	Geoffrey of Monmouth, "Arthur" in <i>The History of the Kings of Britainn</i>
		CHAPTER VI--Hengist, in a duel with Eldol, is taken by him.
		Aurelius animated the Christians, Hengist the pagans; and all the time of the engagement, Eldol's chief endeavor was to encounter Hengist, but he had no opportunity for it.
		Nor was Eldol less active in all parts of the field, running to and fro to assault his adversaries; but still his main endeavor was to find opportunity of encountering Hengist.
	www.indiana.edu /~histweb/fall2003/ddeliyan/b204/readings/arthur_gm.htm (20746 words)

	Wonders Of the Gryffin
		The reason for this was no one ever saw one.
		however in the 571 A.D. the wizard and much respected scholar Alderic Eldol Bogen Witnessed two gryffins napping on a small legde in some mountains in Romania.
		He was so awed by thier magnificence and beauty Aldric Kept his amazing discovery a secret.
	www.angelfire.com /geek/trevor/tre_harryp_club_books_gryffin.html (371 words)

	Chapter Stone of Loda <i>to</i> Strap of S by Brewer's Readers Handbook
		Beside each chief a Saxon was seated, armed with a long knife, and at a given signal each Saxon slew his Briton.
		As many as 460 British nobles thus fell, but Eldol earl of Gloucester, after slaying seventy Saxons (some say 660), made his escape.
		Geoffrey says the signal of the onset was the utterance of the words Nemet oure Saxas, and that the number of the slain was 460.—Bk.
	www.bibliomania.com /2/3/174/1129/15014/1.html (560 words)

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