Caesar in Kent the Landing of Julius Caesar And His Battles With the Ancient Br
Caesar in Kent the Landing of Julius Caesar And His Battles With the Ancient Br
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British, Roman, Saxon, Danish warriors here doubtless lie side by side, each nation, in accordance with an universal custom in those early times, ' The words of Cxsar, " ipsi rari propugnabant ex silvis, " might be translated, "They in small deUiched parties defended it from the woods ; " but this rendering does not seem to agree with the statement tliat the Britons found protection in an oppidum, all the approaches to which had been closed That the Romans found it necess. 'iry to throw up a mo...und against the rampart proves that the difTiculty in taking it arose, not from the opposition of small parties outside, but from the strength of its defences, and from the obstinate rcsisUnce of its garrison.
I 66 CiESAR IN KENT.
regarding a place of sepulture once set apart as devoted for such uses in perpetuity. These places were generally on the highest ground of the neigh- bourhood, and near the public roads. ^ The ground of Patrixbourne Hill, except where roads have since intercepted it, has not been disturbed for many centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
British, Roman, Saxon, Danish warriors here doubtless lie side by side, each nation, in accordance with an universal custom in those early times, ' The words of Cxsar, " ipsi rari propugnabant ex silvis, " might be translated, "They in small deUiched parties defended it from the woods ; " but this rendering does not seem to agree with the statement tliat the Britons found protection in an oppidum, all the approaches to which had been closed That the Romans found it necess. 'iry to throw up a mo...und against the rampart proves that the difTiculty in taking it arose, not from the opposition of small parties outside, but from the strength of its defences, and from the obstinate rcsisUnce of its garrison.
I 66 CiESAR IN KENT.
regarding a place of sepulture once set apart as devoted for such uses in perpetuity. These places were generally on the highest ground of the neigh- bourhood, and near the public roads. ^ The ground of Patrixbourne Hill, except where roads have since intercepted it, has not been disturbed for many centuries.
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