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References edit
This article currently has: "legendary", "as recounted by..", "according to legend", "it is recounted", "supposedly", and some notes that subsequently the legend was used by historical characters to prove points.
Are all of these references references to Geoffrey of Monmouth? In line with WP:cite sources, it would be really helpful if someone could attach references to each of these, or make it clear which assertions come from which of Geoffrey's works. And some clarification of which English kings argued what would be nice.
Telsa 23:02, 20 August 2005 (UTC)
Yes, the bulk of it comes from Geoffrey of Monmouth, and almost everything about Albanactus can be found there. Calgacus 18:24, 30 August 2005 (UTC)