History of the Kings of Britain

Goffarius Pictus

Also known as: Goffarius · Family: Aquitaine · Role: king · First appears: Book I 12–14

Life events

  • Brutus and Corineus defeated Goffarius Pictus and drove his Pictavian forces into flight.(Book I 12–14 · 📍 Aquitaine)
    • With: Brutus Corineus
    • “But now the Trojans presently gain the victory, and put Goffarius with his Pictavians to flight.”
  • Goffarius sought military support from Gaul's princes after his defeat.(Book I 12–14 · 📍 Gaul)
    • “The king after a narrow escape went to several parts of Gaul, to procure succours among such princes as were related or known to him.”
  • Gaul's princes promised Goffarius to expel the foreigners from Aquitaine.(Book I 12–14 · 📍 Gaul)
    • “These receive him courteously, and promise with one consent to expel the foreigners from Aquitaine.”
  • Brutus and Corineus defeated the Gauls, forcing them to abandon the field.(Book I 15–17)
    • With: Brutus Corineus
    • “The Gauls were astonished at the very shout of Corineus's men, and thinking their number to be much greater than it really was, they hastily quitted the field; but the Trojans pursued them, and killed them in the pursuit, nor did they desist till they had gained a complete victory.”

Book I 12–14

  • enemies with Brutus “The Pictavian general was struck with sorrow for it, and immediately raised a vast army, to revenge the death of his ambassador.”
  • enemies with Corineus “The Pictavian general was struck with sorrow for it, and immediately raised a vast army, to revenge the death of his ambassador.”
  • with Imbertus (Imbertus was one of Goffarius's ambassadors.) “Goffarius Pictus, who was king of Aquitaine at that time, having an account brought him of the arrival of a foreign people with a great fleet upon his coasts, sent ambassadors to them to demand whether they brought with them peace or war.”

Book I 15–17

  • enemies with Brutus “Goffarius, being informed that the Trojans were in those parts, marched day and night, till he came within a close view of Brutus's camp; and then with a stern look and disdainful smile, broke out into these expressions, ”

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