137. The antiquities of 'Bretagne', which have been the
subject even of political controversy, are illustrated by
Hadrian Valesius (Notitia Galliarum, sub voce 'Britannia
Cismarina', p. 98-100), M. d'Anville (Notice de l'Ancienne
Gaule, 'Corisopiti, Curiosolites, Osismii, Vorganium', p.
248, 258, 508, 720, and Etats de l'Europe, p. 76-80),
Longuerue (Description de la France, tom. i. p. 84-94), and
the Abbe de Vertot (Hist. Critique de l'Etablissement des
Bretons dans les Gaules, 2 vols. in 12mo. Paris 1720). I may
assume the merit of examining the original evidence which
they have produced.