Caput

1 11| long-conquered tribes of Britain; the rest are still what the Gauls
2 17|          unity Britain as well as the rest of the world, in the presence
3 20|              would allow the enemy no rest, laying waste his territory
4 21|         measures. For, to accustom to rest and repose through the charms
5 29|          leaders, one superior to the rest in valour and in birth,
6 34|            long since fallen; and the rest are a mere crowd of spiritless
7 35|               on the plain, while the rest of his army rose in an arch-like
8 45|           tears thou wast laid to thy rest, and in the light of thy
9 46|             not perish with the body, rest thou in peace; and call