Mauricius

Family: Britons · Role: son of Caradoc · First appears: Book V 8–9

Book V 8–9

• parent: Caradoc “However, Caradoc, being unwilling to recede from his proposal, sent his son Mauricius to Rome to acquaint Maximian with what had passed.”
• with Maximian (Mauricius advised Maximian.) “Why need you, Maximian, stand in fear of Gratian, when you have so fair an opportunity of wresting the empire from him?”

Book V 10–12

• parent: Caradoc “Caradoc, after this, taking along with him his son Mauricius, commanded everybody to withdraw from the king's presence, and then addressed him in these words:”
• with Maximian (Mauricius advised Maximian's party to seek peace.) “Under these difficulties he called a council of the oldest men, together with Mauricius, to ask their advice what was to be done at this critical juncture. ”

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