Caput

1 1 | common to petty and to great states, blindness and hostility
2 12|      is it that two or three states meet together to ward off
3 14|      introduced. Some of the states were given to king Cogidumnus,
4 19|      fixed for them, so that states with a winter-camp close
5 20|  peace. In consequence, many states, which up to that time had
6 25|      operations embraced the states beyond Bodotria, and, as
7 27|     confederacy of all their states. Thus, with angry feelings
8 29|  whole strength of all their states. More than 30,000 armed