| She has been depicted as a queen or princess in the same tradition as Boadicea, her hair streaming in the wind as she rides her chariot into war. |
| The final link of what is believed to be a necklet owned by Queen Boadicea has been discovered in Norfolk. |
| It's a veritable Winnie museum, a treasury of one woman's conceit of herself as the peppery, tartan Boadicea of truth, justice and parliamentary sub-committees. |
| Boadicea in her girlhood must have been rather like Jane Hubbard. |
| For many years after this episode the Boadicea continued her trading. |
| The Romans from over the sea were the most dangerous enemies of Boadicea and her people. |
