Caput

 1 10|       description of the whole island. There is, however, a large
 2 10| ascertained that Britain is an island, and simultaneously discovered
 3 11|   established themselves in an island so near to them. Their religious
 4 13|     and conveyed over into the island some legions and auxiliaries,
 5 14|      he made an attempt on the island of Mona, as a place from
 6 15|    army far from us in another island. We have already taken the
 7 18|      design of subjugating the island of Mona, from the occupation
 8 18|   having been sued for and the island given up, Agricola became
 9 23|        might be called another island. ~
10 38|   entire southern shore of the island. ~