Caesar in Britain: C. Iuli Caesaris de Bello Gallico Commentarii Quartus (xx-xxxviii) Et Quintus |
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7th legion Ambiorix ātis atque Atrebates Atuatuci bellum Britain Britons Caesar Caesarem camp Cassivellaunus castra causa cavalry celeriter centuriones charioteers circiter Cisalpine Gaul cohort Commius conj consilium copias ctum cursum Dumnorix Eburones eius equitatu equitibus erant erat ĕris esset etsi exercitum fidem Gallia Gaul haec hibernis hostes hostium hunc iectum Illi imperat Indutiomarus inis inter intr ipse īre ĭtum iubet Labienus legatis legion legionem legionibus loco locum longius magna Mandubracius means Menapii Meusel J. B. militum mīsi missum naves navibus neque Nervii nihil nostris ntis omnes omni omnibus one's ōnis ōris ōrum partem partic passage passuum pilum plur portus posset prep quae quam quibus quid quod rebus reflex reliquis Roman sailed sese ships sibi subjunctive subst sunt superl tamen tempus translated Treveri tribes troops ūtum vēni ventum word
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Page 62 - The ships which were swept down past the Foreland and the Dover cliffs scudded before the north-easterly gale ; 2 and, although they were evidently in no danger of being driven ashore, they were in great peril because only the most watchful steering could prevent them from broaching to : if a heavy sea struck the stern, it might swing the vessel round, and in a moment she would be overset and founder. The ships which were carried back to the point from which they had started were of course handled...