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Aurelius Ursicinus ? (Uther , Yrthr)

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Sex Male
Full name (at birth) Aurelius Ursicinus ?
Other last names Uther , Yrthr
Other given names Uther
[1][2][3][4]

Events

child birth: Madoc ? (ap Yrth) [?]

372 title: Prefect of Rome

Notes

The name Faustinus appears among the family of Vortigern (a contemporary), while Peregrinus and Sanctus both indicate to probable Christian connection. Aurelius Ursicinus himself was undoubtedly connected to the family of Brythonic Aurelii (Brittany) (Aurelius Ambrosius, Aurelius Satyrinus, and probably St Ambrose).

Among the other names is the appearance of the name Peregrinus (a falcon) which in Welsh may appear translated as Myrddin. While this connection is a bit of a stretch it may be room for discussion on whether the later authors of the middle age tales of Arthur confused the name Peregrinus/Myrddin with the title Mihran which is a Persian/Levantine military title. Among the historical persons of the period is a descendant of the Aurelii who married into the family of Nennius who bore the Roman name Aurelius Elistus Mihranus (Emrys Myrddin).

Among the many theories regarding the original owners of this hoard, there are speculations that the contents of the hoard originally belonged to a military family that accompanied Count Theodosius to Britain in 368–369, and which may have left with Constantine III in 407.

[edit] Sources

  1. The Hoxne Treasure. Martin Henig -
  2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoxne_Hoard - Origins and Dates of the coins found in the Hoxne treasure hoard. Earliest Date of Deposit was 408. A Bracelet in the hoard bears the inscription. "VTERE FELIX DOMINA IVLIANE" [Use [this] happily, Lady Juliane]. In addition to Juliane, eight different people are named on objects in the hoard; Aurelius Ursicinus, Datianus, Euherius, Faustinus, Peregrinus, Quintus, Sanctus, and Silvicola.
  3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Silver_gilt_spoon_cat_fish_creature.JPG - One artifact (a spoon) bears the crest of the Merovigians (the mythical Quinotar on a field of Fleur d'Lys) which considered together with the name Quintus may indicate a Merovingian connection.
  4. [http://books.google.com/books?id=OnJbAAAAQAAJ&lpg=PA10&ots=CJ8V_Zw5D3&dq=Silvicola%20Aurelius&pg=PA10#v=onepage&q&f=false| Histoire de Carausius, empereur de la Grande-Bretagne. Marcus Aurelius Carausius (emperor of Britain.), Claude Génébrier. -


From grandparents to grandchildren

 
== 1 ==
Tybius Authorus (Uther) ap Cunedda (Pendragon)
birth: 408
title: Votadina (Bernica and Lothian), Tribunus Romani
death: 470
Aurelius Ursicinus ? (Uther , Yrthr)
title: 372, Prefect of Rome
== 1 ==
Children
Arthur Pendragon of Penaschel (Potentius Ursicinus, Riothamus)
birth: 440, Tentúgal, Montemor-o-Velho, Gaul
title: Tentúgal, Montemor-o-Velho, Gaul, Riothamus d'Bretagne
title: Riothamus d'Bretagne
death: 492, Avallon, France
Children

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