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1        I, I  |    quality of heat, when it runs along certain metals, and
2        I, I  |   so, on the other hand, it runs out far beyond it to the
3        I, I  |  Britons from the Picts; it runs from the west far into the
4        I, XII|  between them, one of which runs into the interior of Britain,
5        I, XXV| places; for at both ends it runs into the sea. On this island
6       II, XIV|   in the river Swale, which runs by the village of Cataract;
7       IV, XVI|  Homelea, (The Hamble)which runs into the aforesaid sea,