Leonatus

"Leonatus," said Pyrrhus, in reply, "we can not contend against our destiny, I know very well; but it is my opinion that neither that man, nor any other man in the Roman army that seeks an encounter with me, will have any reason to congratulate himself on the result of it."

Pyrrhus Makers of History Jacob Abbott 1841

Leonatus he vanquisheth and disarmeth Iachimo, and then leaves him

Cymbeline 2004

There’s an Italian come; and ’tis thought, one of Leonatus’ friends.

Act II. Scene I. Cymbeline 1914

Then the Britons won the battle, and among the prisoners brought before the King were Lucius, with Imogen, Iachimo, and Leonatus, who had put on the uniform of a Roman soldier.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

Now while Imogen had been living in the cave, the Romans had decided to attack Britain, and their army had come over, and with them Leonatus, who had grown sorry for his wickedness against Imogen, so had come back, not to fight with the Romans against Britain, but with the Britons against Rome.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

The King was so glad to see his dear daughter again, and so grateful to the man who had rescued him (whom he now found to be Leonatus), that he gave his blessing on their marriage, and then he turned to Bellarius, and the two boys.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

The Romans had taken Cymbeline prisoner, and old Bellarius, with his sons and Leonatus, bravely rescued the King.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

Poor Imogen was nearly heart-broken at parting from Leonatus, and he was not less unhappy.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

"Take the ring," cried Leonatus, "you have won; and you might have won my life as well, for I care nothing for it now I know my lady has forgotten me."

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891

Leonatus turned to strike the forward page who thus interfered in his great trouble, and then he saw that it was his wife, Imogen, and they fell into each other's arms.

Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare 1891