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Togidubnus
Togidubnus was a British client king of Rome in the 1st century CE who ruled the Regni, in modern Sussex and Hampshire, after the conquest of 43. Tacitus says he stayed loyal to Rome, and an inscription at Chichester calls him Tiberius Claudius Togidubnus, great king in Britain. The palace at Fishbourne is often, though not certainly, linked with him.
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