Leuis Hamo

Family: Romans · Role: commander of the Roman army · First appears: Book IV 9–12

Life events

• Guiderius refused Roman tribute, prompting Claudius’s invasion and Leuis Hamo’s blockade of Portcester.(Book IV 9–12 · 📍 Portcester)
  • With: Guiderius Claudius
  • “This man, therefore, arriving at the city of Portcester, began to block up the gates with a wall, and denied the citizens all liberty of passing out.”

Book IV 9–12

• with Claudius (Claudius's army commander) “He was attended in this expedition by the commander of his army, who was called in the British tongue, Leuis Hamo, by whose advice the following war was to be carried on.”
• enemies with Guiderius “This prince refused to pay tribute to the Romans; for which reason Claudius, who was now emperor, marched against him. He was attended in this expedition by the commander of his army, who was called in the British tongue, Leuis Hamo, by whose advice the following war was to be carried on.”

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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.