Constantine (son of Cador)
Arthur committed the realm to Constantine, son of Cador, Earl of Cornwall and Arthur's near kin
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Arthur committed the realm to Constantine, son of Cador, Earl of Cornwall and Arthur's near kin (Roman de Brut, Roman de Brut > Mordred and Arthur's End)
Constantine took the land to his keeping as Arthur had commanded (Roman de Brut, Roman de Brut > Mordred and Arthur's End)
Roman de Brut
- attestation: Arthur committed the realm to Constantine, son of Cador, Earl of Cornwall and Arthur's near kin (Roman de Brut > Mordred and Arthur's End)
"To Constantine, Cador's son, Earl of Cornwall, and his near kin, Arthur committed the realm"
- attribution: Constantine was described as Arthur's near kin and Earl of Cornwall (Roman de Brut > Mordred and Arthur's End)
"Earl of Cornwall, and his near kin"
- attestation: Constantine took the land to his keeping as Arthur had commanded (Roman de Brut > Mordred and Arthur's End)
"The earl took the land to his keeping. He held it as bidden"
Appears in: Beings, Entities in Roman de Brut, Arthurian Tradition