The Reign of Tiberius: Out of the First Six Annals of Tacitus, With His ...
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To anfanato themselves to take arms, they had their country, their \ wlvc% tMr parentsi whilsl these their oppte ss o n A ^'"^--'' " • "TJT-. -— -^ Digitized by V^OOgle TBE LIFE OF AGRICOLA.
«yx prompted bf nothing but their aY&rice and teatotlity: nor wonld they fiul to withdraw from the island, as eren the deified Julios had withdrawn, would the natives but imitate the bravery of their forefathorSi and not be dismayed with the bsne of an eacoonter or twa Amongst peoi^e h*ke themselves tedoced... to misery, superior ardour was ever found, as also greater firmness and perseverance. Towards the Britons, at this juncture even the Gods manifested compassion, since they thus kept the Roman General at such a distance^ thus held the Roman army confined in another island Nay, already they themselves had gained a point the most difficult to be gained, that they could now deliberate about measures common to all: for, doubtless more perilous it were to be discovered forming such counsels, than openly to put them in execution.* When with these and the like reasons they had instigated one another, they unanimously took arms under the leading of .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To anfanato themselves to take arms, they had their country, their \ wlvc% tMr parentsi whilsl these their oppte ss o n A ^'"^--'' " • "TJT-. -— -^ Digitized by V^OOgle TBE LIFE OF AGRICOLA.
«yx prompted bf nothing but their aY&rice and teatotlity: nor wonld they fiul to withdraw from the island, as eren the deified Julios had withdrawn, would the natives but imitate the bravery of their forefathorSi and not be dismayed with the bsne of an eacoonter or twa Amongst peoi^e h*ke themselves tedoced... to misery, superior ardour was ever found, as also greater firmness and perseverance. Towards the Britons, at this juncture even the Gods manifested compassion, since they thus kept the Roman General at such a distance^ thus held the Roman army confined in another island Nay, already they themselves had gained a point the most difficult to be gained, that they could now deliberate about measures common to all: for, doubtless more perilous it were to be discovered forming such counsels, than openly to put them in execution.* When with these and the like reasons they had instigated one another, they unanimously took arms under the leading of .
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