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Addedomarus
Addedomarus was a British king known from his coins, who ruled the Trinovantes in what is now Essex in the late 1st century BCE. He was among the first rulers in Britain to put his name on gold coinage, and he may have been buried in the rich Lexden Tumulus at Camulodunum. His successors included Dubnovellaunus, before Cunobelinus of the Catuvellauni took over the area.
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