Geta

Family: Romans · Role: king · First appears: Book V 1–3

Life events

• The Romans made Geta king, while the Britons advanced Bassianus.(Book V 1–3)
  • With: Bassianus
  • “Therefore upon the death of their father the Romans made Geta king, favouring him on account of his being a Roman by both his parents: but the Britons rejected him, and advanced Bassianus”
• Bassianus killed Geta in battle and obtained sovereignty.(Book V 1–3)
  • With: Bassianus
  • “This proved the occasion of a battle between the two brothers, in which Geta was killed; and so Bassianus obtained the sovereignty.”

Book V 1–3

• parent: Severus “He left two sons, Bassianus and Geta, whereof Geta had a Roman for his mother, but Bassianus a Briton.”
• siblings with Bassianus “This proved the occasion of a battle between the two brothers, in which Geta was killed; and so Bassianus obtained the sovereignty.”
• enemies with Bassianus “This proved the occasion of a battle between the two brothers, in which Geta was killed; and so Bassianus obtained the sovereignty.”

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