An account of this person's life contains the only contemporary mention of the war-goddess Andraste, whom this person invoked in a divination ritual with a hare. This leader massacred a detachment from the Ninth Legion under the command of Quintus Petillius Cerialis. According to Tacitus, the legacy of this ruler was invoked in a speech by Calgacus. Seneca the (*) Younger caused financial difficulty by demanding that this leader immediately repay massive debts. Despite a will made by the king Prasutagus, Roman soldiers despoiled the lands of this ruler after Prasutagus died. This leader may ha
An account of this person's life contains the only contemporary mention of the war-goddess Andraste, whom this person invoked in a divination ritual with a hare. This leader massacred a detachment from the Ninth Legion under the command of Quintus Petillius Cerialis. According to Tacitus, the legacy of this ruler was invoked in a speech by Calgacus. Seneca the (*) Younger caused financial difficulty by demanding that this leader immediately repay massive debts. Despite a will made by the king Prasutagus, Roman soldiers despoiled the lands of this ruler after Prasutagus died. This leader may have taken poison after being defeated by Gaius Suetonius Paulinus at the Battle of Watling Street. For 10 points, name this queen of the Iceni who rebelled against Roman rule in Britain.
An account of this person's life contains the only contemporary mention of the war-goddess Andraste, whom this person invoked in a divination ritual with a hare.
Boudica [or Boadicea; or Buddug]