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King Lucius and the Propagation of Christian Faith
This chapter discusses the actions and praise of King Lucius in relation to the nation's first professing of their true faith. It mentions the story of Lucius' descent from Marius and the supposed overthrowing of the pigs. The chapter also explores the reign of Coilus, Lucius' son, and his amity with the Romans. It delves into the letter sent to Elitharius, the Bishop of Rome, and the conversion and baptism of the nation by religious doctors. The matters of the Christian faith's propagation in Britain and the uncertain relations surrounding it are also discussed. The war with the Romans' northern province is mentioned, as well as the dispatching of Alpius Marcellus to deal with it. The chapter concludes with a description of Marcellus' noble qualities and his successful resolution of the war.