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Meane while the poor creatures, as amazed betwixt this choice of deaths, may well take up that Lamentation of the Ancient Britains (our Ancestors) in the downfall of Britaine, when thus they write, To Aetius the Roman Consul, the gr•anes of Britains, The Barbarians drive us back to the sea, the sea againe putteth us back upon the Barbarians: |
Mean while the poor creatures, as amazed betwixt this choice of death's, may well take up that Lamentation of the Ancient Britains (our Ancestors) in the downfall of Britain, when thus they write, To Aetius the Roman Consul, the gr•anes of Britains, The Barbarians drive us back to the sea, the sea again putteth us back upon the Barbarians: |
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Aetio 111 Cos. Gemitus Britanorum, Repellunt Barbar: ad mare, repellit mare ad Barbaros: Inter haec duo genera funerum aut jugulam••, aut mergimur. Camden. 〈 ◊ 〉 Gild•. |
Aetio 111 Cos. Gemitus Britanorum, Repellunt Barbar: ad mare, Repellit mare ad Barbaros: Inter haec duo genera funerum Or jugulam••, Or mergimur. Camden. 〈 ◊ 〉 Gild•. |
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