[DOC] [TLE]  [PAR] During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, they were generally called 'The 
British Isles'. ... These are the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, which are '
crown ... The Romans associated Great Britain with the Latin word 'albus', 
meaning white. ... the patriotic song which begins 'Rule Britannia, Britannia rule 
the waves'. [DOC] [TLE] United Kingdom, Britain or Great Britain?  Words, Phrases ... [PAR] Aug 18, 2013 ... Its official name is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. ... 
The UK is one of the realms of the Commonwealth (see below). ... the island that 
we now call Great Britain was known as Albion. ... by those who were born and/
or live in the country called England. ... Britannia rule the waves [DOC] [TLE] Great Britain - Metapedia [PAR] Mar 28, 2016 ... The process of unification of the island as a cohesive entity goes back to the ... In 
it are two very large islands called Britannia; these are Albion and Ierne". ... and it 
is then that the name became associated with just the one island, while .... The 
second largest Christian practice in Britain is the Latin Rite of the... [DOC] [TLE] BRITISH STUDIES [PAR] Jan 12, 2015 ... One of these governs most of the island of Ireland. ... It is also called 'Eire' (its Irish 
language name). ... Albion is a word used by poets and songwriters to refer to 
England or Great Britain as a ... The Romans associated Great Britain with Latin 
word 'albus', meaning white. ... 'Rule Britannia, rule the waves;. [DOC] [TLE] Britannia - Meaning Definition Synonym Synopsis - Social Vocabulary [PAR] Britannia rule the waves / Britons never, never shall be slaves ... they called 
Britannia, which came to encompass the parts of the island south of ... The Latin 
name Britannia long survived the Roman withdrawal from Britain in the 5th ... She 
appeared on coins issued under Hadrian, as a more regal-looking female figure. [DOC] [TLE] British Culture - WordPress.com [PAR] One of them governs most of the island of Ireland and is usually called The 
Republic ... Albion is a word used by poets and songwriters to refer, in different 
contexts, ... The Romans associated Great Britain with the Latin word 'albus' 
meaning white. ... the patriotic song which begins 'Rule Britannia, Britannia rule 
the waves'. [DOC] [TLE] The United States and the British Empire FORETOLD in the Bible! [PAR] One of the twelve sons of ISRAEL was called JUDAH from whom the JEWS ... 
Where did the other 4,950,000 Israelites go? ... If they have not disappeared, 
obviously, they must exist under a DIFFERENT NAME" (Jewish Encyclopedia, 12:
249). ..... an island) of "BRITTIA," which is situate between BRITAIN (Albion) and 
Thule... [DOC] [TLE] Three waves of Celtic migration to Britain - The Apricity Forum: A ... [PAR] In this way they represent the progression of one cultural entity through time. ... 
Their origins probably go back to about 2,400 BC, when the first Bell Beaker ... 
Yet he retained the old names for the islands: Albion for Britain, and Ierne ... In 
other parts of the former Roman Empire, Latin developed into the... [DOC] [TLE] The Making of English National Identity [PAR] I am a citizen of a country with no agreed colloquial name. ... 'English, I mean 
British'  this familiar locution alerts us immediately to one of ... the lordly English 
habit of subsuming British under English. .... 'Rule Britannia, rule the waves; ... 
island called Britain, and a few other things besides (see Fowler, above; and cf. [DOC] [TLE] engalterra photos on Flickr | Flickr [PAR] Please go to ... The form 'Britain' comes from Latin 'Britannia', probably via French
. The former name of the island of Britain was Albion, an ancient Greek 
adaptation of a Celtic name ... England is named after the Angles, the largest of a 
number of Germanic tribes who settled in England

Question: Under this Latin name, the island once called Albion went on to "rule the waves"
Answer: Britannia