Caput

 1     2| Thus what was the name of a tribe, and not of a race, gradually
 2    10|   the king, or chief of the tribe, who note their neighings
 3    10|  means, a prisoner from the tribe with whom they are at war,
 4    10|     picked man of their own tribe, each combatant using the
 5    11|    more important the whole tribe. Yet even when the final
 6    13|     And not only in his own tribe but also in the neighbouring
 7    28|     of the bank. Formerly a tribe of the Chatti, they were
 8    29|  vigorous courage, mark the tribe. For Germans, they have
 9    34| vast sweep. First comes the tribe of the Chauci, which, beginning
10    35|    the Fosi, a neighbouring tribe, which shared equally in
11    36| Cimbri, a now insignificant tribe, but of great renown. Of
12    36|     warlike strength of the tribe, and find evidence of that