Caput

1 18|     Meanwhile Agricola, though summer was past and the detachments
2 20| dreaded as war. When, however, summer came, assembling his forces,
3 22| accustomed often to repair his summer losses by winter successes,
4 22| himself repelled alike both in summer and winter. Never did Agricola
5 23|                  23 The fourth summer he employed in securing
6 25|                      25 In the summer in which he entered on the
7 28|                    28 The same summer a Usipian cohort, which
8 29|                29 Early in the summer Agricola sustained a domestic
9 38|      being also impossible, as summer was now over, to extend