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1.                     Coel I [Coillus], king of the Silurians at Colchester 125-170

2.                     Marius [Meurig, Meric], king of Siluria 74-125, died 125, married:

3.                     Penardun, protιgιe of Boudicca

3.                     Julia Victoria ferch Prasutagus, princess of the Iceni

4.                     Arviragus [Gwenivyth (Welsh), Gweirydd (Welsh)], king of Siluria 44-74, died 74, married:

5.                     Genuissa Claudia [Genissa, Genvissa, Venissa, Venus Julia], queen of the Silurians, born or died 50

6.                    Brβn Benedictus ('the Blessed') of Siluria [Bran, Brons; Fendigaid (Welsh)], arch-druid, received the Grail from Joseph of Arimathea, brought it to England and became Fisher King,[1] married:

7.                     Anna [Enygeus]

6.                     Prasutagus, married:

7.                     Boudicca Victoria [Boadicea]

8.                     Cunobelinus [Cunobelin, Cymbeline, Cymbelin, Cynfelin, Kimneline, Cynfelyn], king of the Trinobanti and Catuvellauni, assassinated 10 / 17 [not 27] by Hanno

10.                   Tiberius Claudius I Drusus Nero Germanicus Caesar, emperor of Rome 41-54 [42-54?], born –9, died 13-10-54, married:

11.                   Julia Agrippa Minor of Rome [Agrippina], born 15 AD, died 3-59 Baiae, married Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus of Rome [not Ahenobardus], the father of emperor Nero

10.                   Nero Claudius Caesar, married:

11.                   Valeria Messalina

12.                   Llyr [Lear], king –20 to 10 AD, married:

13.                   Penardim

14.                   St. Joseph of Arimathea, uncle of Jesus the Nazarene, married:

15.                   Anna, brother of Brβn Benedictus[2]

14.                   Mandubratius

16.                   Tasciovanus [Tenantius, Tenacius, Tenuantius, Theomantius], king of the British in the southeast at Colchester, Essex –48 to –20, died –26, brother of Mandubratius

20.                   Nero Claudius Germanicus Drusus, born –38, died –9 after a fall from his horse, married:

21.                   Antonia Augusta Minor of Rome, born –36, died 5-37 or 38

22.                   Germanicus Iulius Caesar of Rome, born –15, died 19 AD, married:

23.                   Vipsania Agrippina I Major of Rome [Iulia Agrippina?], born –13, died 18-10-33 Pandateria

24.                   Cassivellaunus [Casswallon, Caswallon, Cassibilane], king of the British at Wheathampstead, Hertsfordshire –62 to –48 or –72 to -62, died –48

26.                   Llud ap Beli [Lud], died –62 or -18

28.                   = Llud ap Beli

32.                   = Llud ap Beli

40.                   Tiberius Claudius Nero, praetor –42, pontifex 46-33, born between –85 and –80, died –33, married:

41.                   Livia Drusilla Augusta, born circa –58, died 29

                        issue: (1) Nero Claudius Germanicus Drusus, (2) Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus, emperor of Rome, born 16-11-42 Rome, died 37, married Vipsania

42.                   Marcus Antonius III,[3] consul –44, triumvir of Rome, born –83, committed suicide 8-30 / 31 in Alexandria, married (2) -40:

43.                   Octavia Minor, born –69, died –11

46.                   Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa of Rome, born –63, died –12, married:

47.                   Julia Major of Rome, born –39, died 14

48.                   = Beli

52.                   Beli Mawr ('the great') [Heli, Eli], sovereign lord of the British 132-72, died -72

                        issue (1) Llud; (2) Cassivellaunus

80.?[4]               Tiberius Claudius (Nero), born –105, died after –79

82.                   Marcus Livius Drusus Claudianus, praetor –50, born circa –91, died –42, married:

83.                   Alfidia

84.                   Marcus Antonius II Creticus of Rome [not Crecitus], praetor, died circa –71, married:

85.                   Julia of Rome

86.                   Gaius Octavius Augustus Caesar IV, senator, emperor of Rome, born 23-9-63, died 14 Nola [18?], married:

87.                   = Atia Balbus

86.                   = Gaius Octavius IV

94.                   = Augustus, emperor of Rome

95.                   Scribonia of Rome, died 16

104.                Manogan ab Eneid

160.                Tiberius (Claudius Nero), born –145

164.                Claudius (Nero)

168.                Marcus Antonius I Orator of Rome, born –143, died –87

170.                Lucius Julius Caesar III, consul of Rome, died –86, married:

171.                Cossutia

172.                Gaius Octavius IV, senator of Rome, praetor, governor of Macedonia, died –20 Campania, married (1) Ancharia, married:

173.                Atia Balbus of Rome, died –43

208.                Eneid Capoir

320.?              Appius Claudius Nero, born –170

336.                Gaius Antonius

340.                Lucius Julius Caesar II of Rome

344.                Caius Octavius III, citizen of Rome

346.                Marcus Atius Balbus, senator of Rome, praetor, born –105, died –52, married:

347.                Julia Caesar Minor of Rome [Iulia], sister of Caius Julius Caesar IV, who died –49 / -51[5]

640.?              Tiberius Claudius Nero, praetor –167, born –210 / -205, died after –167

680.                Sextus Julius Caesar II, Roman ambassador, consul of Rome

688.                Caius Octavius II, military tribune of Rome in Sicily

694.                Caius Julius Caesar III, praetor of Rome –93, proconsul of Asia –91, born –135 / -130, died –85 / -84 Pisa [-91?], married:

695.                Aurelia Cornelia of Rome, born –120, died -54

1280.?            Appius Claudius Nero, praetor –195, born –235, died after –188

1360.              Sextus Julius Caesar I, military tribune in Liguria

1376.              Caius Octavius I of Rome, knight

1388.              Caius Julius Caesar II of Rome, born –160, married:

1389.              Marcia of Rome

1390.              Lucius Aurelius Cotta, consul –119, born –162, died after –119, married:

1391.              Rutilia of Rome

2560.              Publius (Claudius Nero), born –260 / -255

2720.              = Lucius Julius Caesar (11104)

2752.              Gnaeus Octavius Rufus of Rome, quaestor, descended from the ancient Roman family of the Velitri [Enius, Enus]

2776.              Caius Julius Caesar I of Rome, citizen

2776.[6]             Lucius Julius Caesar, praetor urb. –166, born –205, died after –166

2778.              Quintus Mariux Rex of Rome [not Marcus]

2780.?            Lucius Aurelius Cotta, consul –144, born –190 / -185, died after -144

5120.              Tiberius Claudius Nero, born –285

5552.              Sextus Julius Caesar of Rome [Iulius], praetor of Sicily –208, born –250, died after -208

5552.?            = Sextus Iulius Caesar (5552)

5560.?            Lucius Aurelius Cotta, quaestor –196, born –230, died after -196

10240.            Appius Claudius Caecus, born –335, died after –283

11104.            Lucius (Julius) Caesar of Rome, military tribune circa -250

11120.            Gaeus Aurelius Cotta, leg. –216, born –260, died after -216

20480.            Gaeus Claudius Inregillensis, dictator –337, born –370, died after –337

22208.            Numerius Julius Caesar of Rome, first of the Caesars

22208.[7]           = Lucius Julius Libo

22240.?          Gaeus Aurelius Cotta, consul –252, born –295, died after -252

40960.            Appius Claudius Crassus, dictator –362, born –400, died after –349

44416.            Lucius Julius Libo, consul –267, born –310, died after -267

81920.            Publius (Claudius Crassus), born –430

88832.            Lucius Julius Libo, born -350

163840.          Appius Claudius Crassus, born –460, died after –420

177664.          Lucius (Julius Julus) [Iullus], military tribune, born -390

327680.          Appius Claudius Crassus Inregillensis Sabinus, consul –471, -451, decemvir –450, born –500, died –449

355328.          Caius Julius Julus, consul

355328.          Lucius Iulius Iullus, born –430, died after -379

655360.          Appius Claudius Crassus Sabinus Inregillensis, consul –495

710656.          Lucius Julius Julus [Iullus]

710656.?        Sextus Iulius Iullus, born –470, died after –424

710656.?        Spurius (Iulius) Jullus, born –470 / -465

1421312.        Numerius Julius Julus, descendant of Iulus of Troy, high priest, son of Ascanius the Trojan, king of Latium, and Roma, daughter of Italus and Lucretia, Ascanius being the son of Aeneas of Troy, king of Latium, and Creusa, Aeneas being the brother-in-law of Paris and Helen of Troy, and son of Anchises, prince of Troy and Venus, son of prince Capys and Themis, son of Assaracus, king of Dardanum, son of Tros, king and builder of Troy, and Callirhoe, daughter of Scamander, Tros being the son of Erichthonius, king of Troy with Astyoche, son of Dardanus, king of Troy with Basia Asia, son of Jupiter or Corytus with Electra, daughter of Atlas; Basia Asia or Batea was the daughter of Teucer, king of Troy, son of Scamander, king of Troy with the nymph Idaea, son of Corybas with Demonice

1421312.?      Vopiscus Iulius Iullus, consul –473, born –510 / -505, died after –473

2842624.        Gaeus (Julius Jullus), born –540

5685248.        Lucius (Iulius Jullus), born –565

11370496.?   (Lucius or Gaeus) Iulius Iullus, born -590


[1] Robert de Boron, in M. Baigent, R. Leigh & H. Lincoln, The holy blood and the holy Grail, London, 1996 (1982): 301f., 323

[2] Robert de Boron, in M. Baigent, R. Leigh & H. Lincoln, The holy blood and the holy Grail, London, 1996 (1982): 301f., 323

[3] Marcus Antonius III claimed descent from Hercules, Plutarch, Ant., IV. 2; XXXVI. 7; LX. 5, in Ch. Settipani, Continuitι gentilice et continuitι familiale dans les familles sιnatoriales Romaines ΰ l’ιpoque impιriale; mythe et realitι, Oxford, 2000: 40

[4] Settipani 2000

[5] Julius Caesar claimed descent from Aeneas, in Suetonius, Caes., VI. 1, in Settipani 2000: 40

[6] Settipani 2000

[7] Settipani 2000