Caput

 1 11| happened to the long-conquered tribes of Britain; the rest are
 2 12|  strength is in infantry. Some tribes fight also with the chariot.
 3 12|       advantage in coping with tribes so powerful is that they
 4 13|        this beginning. Several tribes were subdued and kings made
 5 14|      years; he subdued several tribes and strengthened our military
 6 18|        the terror of the other tribes, he formed the design of
 7 22|        campaigns opened up new tribes, our ravages on the native
 8 24|       in a series of victories tribes hitherto unknown. In that
 9 25|     movement among the remoter tribes, as well as the perils which
10 25|     refuge closed to them. The tribes inhabiting Caledonia flew
11 30|   marvellous. But there are no tribes beyond us, nothing indeed
12 38|    overawe the newly-conquered tribes by the very tardiness of