Re: Reader ar sends - when the Trojans came to....

thanks for post. here is a link http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/place
london/plain/A863309 One of many legends is that Brutus the Trojan, or Brutus
of Troy, founded London, around 1070 BC, about 1,000 years before the Roman
invasion. Following the destruction of the city of Troy, the inhabitants set
off to find new lands. Brutus, a Trojan prince, is said to have been guided to
the triangular white island of Albion by the goddess Diana. After sailing up
the Thames he first had to fight a race of giants, led by Gog and Magog. The
city he established was called 'Troia Newydd' (New Troy) which later became
'Trinovantum'. The people who came with him were 'Britons'. Brutus put his

palace on the site where the Guildhall is today and a temple in honour of
Diana, the goddess who had guided him, on the hill site where St Paul's is. It
has been claimed that the London Stone is the altar piece from this temple.
Brutus is supposed to have been buried at the other sacred hill site, now
known as Tower Hill and there are statues of Gog and Magog at the Guildhall.

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Interesting - posted. The link didn't work for me, but maybe it would on a different IP

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: Re: DISCOVERY of Giants and inscription of Gia....

: when the Trojans came to the Thames river at old London in pre
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: they claim to have met giants.

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