The Phœnician origin of Britons, Scots & Anglo-Saxons : discovered by Phœnician & Sumerian inscriptions in Britain, by preroman Briton coins & a mass of new history : with over one hundred illustrations and maps

CATTI NAMES IN DEVON & CORNWALL = 207

Devon:

Cornwall :

Catte-down Cave (preserving an old place- or hill-name “‘ Catte-down ”’), near Plymouth, with Stone Age remains.?

Cad-bury or Cad-bery, south-west of Tiverton, with prehistoric and Roman remains (154)’.

Cad-bury at Ottery (I, 35) and on N, Dartmoor. Chett-le, with prehistoric barrows.*

Chid-ley, on Teign (I, 35).

Chud-leigh, on Teign (1, 53).

Cud-lip, on Tavy, on Dartmoor, above the copper mines.

Gid-leigh, on Dartmoor, near Cromlech at Brad-ford.

Chittle-hampton at S. Moulton, on Taw (I, 32).

Sid-mouth, with prehistoric barrows.*

(2, 57, 59).

Sid-bury, with prehistoric settlements.

Cadd-on Point, with prehistoric cliff-castle and earthworks.*

Cudder Point, in Penzance Bay, south of St. Michael’s Mount.

Cad-son-bury, with prehistoric earthworks, near Callington.?

Gotha Castle, near Phoebe’s Point, St. Anstell, with earthworks. ®

God-olcan, modern God-olphan, near Land’s End, famous for its tin mines ; and the lordship of same has arms with two-headed spread eagle (1, 4) of Hitto-Sumerians.

Sith-ney parish, including Helston (1, 16).

Ouethi-ock, near Prideaux, with prehistoric earthworks. ®

Northwards from ‘‘ New Troy” or London these old “ Catti’’ names radiate through the adjoining counties to the Midlands and are prolonged into Northumbria. The later old home-kingdom of the paramount Briton king, Cassivellaunus, or Caswallon or Cadwallon, the “ Land of the Catyeuchlani”’ of Ptolemy, is rich in the Cat, Cass, and Gad Hitto-Phcenician ethnic titles for place and river names, just, as we have seen, it was in regard to the Barat series. This central Briton kingdom extended from the north bank

2 Tb., 229. aW.P.E., 157. ‘1b,

157- 5 [h., 230. 7 Tb., 226, 8 [b., 226, 9 Tb,, 227: