Caput

 1     2|  for Germany, with its wild country, its inclement skies, its
 2     5|                    5. Their country, though somewhat various
 3     6|   the entire youth of their country, and stationed in front
 4    10|  using the weapons of their country. The victory of the one
 5    15|      he lays waste the open country, while what is hidden and
 6    21|   warm water, which suits a country where winter is the longest
 7    27| monarchies! Accordingly the country between the Hercynian forest
 8    29| Hercynian forest, where the country is not so open and marshy
 9    30|  themselves worthy of their country and of their parents. The
10    33| Hercules really visited the country, or whether we have agreed
11    34|     Germany. Northwards the country takes a vast sweep. First
12    34| Chatti. This vast extent of country is not merely possessed,
13    42|     but little of the plain country, dwelling in forests and