Est autem sinus maris permaximus, qui antiquitus gentem Brettonum a Pictis secernebat, qui ab occidente in terras longo spatio erumpit, ubi est civitas Brettonum munitissima usque hodie quae vocatur Alcluith: ad cuius videlicet sinus partem septemtrionalem Scotti, quos diximus, advenientes, sibi locum patriae fecerunt.
And there is a mighty creek of the sea which severed of old times the nation of the Britons from the Redshanks, which from the west runneth far into the land, where unto this day there is a city of the Britons, very strong and well fenced, called Alclyde: at the north side of the which creek the Scots, as we said, hath come and made their dwelling country.
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