messages.role: user
messages.content: Out of these four men: 
  Prasutagus
  
  
  Outigern
  
  
  Maxen
  
  
  Caswallon
  
  who deprived britain of its fighting men?
  
  
  
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messages.content: The question seems to be referencing historical figures from the Roman occupation of Britain. Prasutagus was a king of the Iceni tribe who allied with Rome. Outigern is not a recognized historical figure in the context of Roman Britain. Maxen is likely a misspelling or a fictional character. Caswallon Aethling, also known as Vortigern, was a British leader who is often associated with the legend of the Saxons coming to Britain. However, it was not Caswallon who deprived Britain of its fighting men; rather, it was the Saxons who invaded and contributed to the decline of Roman Britain. Therefore, none of the listed individuals directly deprived Britain of its fighting men, but the Saxons, associated with Caswallon, played a significant role in the eventual loss of Roman control over Britain.
messages.role: user
messages.content: where was the saxon shore supposed to protect?