Caput

 1 4 | straight-forward character, but also by having, when quite a child, for
 2 5 |            final issue and the glory of having won back the province belonged
 3 7 |                of indulgence. Agricola, having been sent by Mucianus to
 4 7 |           conduct a levy of troops, and having done his work with integrity
 5 13|              coast, must be regarded as having indicated rather than transmitted
 6 14|           remote, to gain the credit of having enlarged the sphere of government.
 7 18|               invincible. And so, peace having been sued for and the island
 8 20|                 sudden incursions, and, having sufficiently alarmed him,
 9 26|               the one for the honour of having given aid, the other for
10 26|               the other for that of not having needed support. Had not
11 28|            great and memorable exploit. Having killed a centurion and some
12 28|                victims selected by lot. Having sailed around Britain and
13 29|                source of relief in war. Having sent on a fleet, which by
14 30|       submission. Robbers of the world, having by their universal plunder
15 37|               Those of the Britons who, having as yet taken no part in
16 38|               in all directions; and it having been ascertained that the
17 38|             which it had returned after having coasted along the entire
18 40|         proceeded to the palace, where, having been received with a hurried
19 40|                external grandeur, after having seen and attentively surveyed
20 42|                he might be excused, and having granted his request allowed
21 42|                 was offended at its not having been asked, or was warned