QuibusexnavibuscumessentexpositimilitescirciterCCCatqueincastracontenderent,Morini,quosCaesarinBritanniamproficiscenspacatosreliquerat,spepraedaeadductiprimononitamagnosuorumnumerocircumsteteruntac,siseseinterficinollent,armaponereiusserunt.
When our soldiers, about 300 in number, had been drawn out of these two ships, and were marching to the camp, the Morini, whom Caesar, when setting forth for Britain, had left in a state of peace, excited by the hope of spoil, at first surrounded them with a small number of men, and ordered them to lay down their arms, if they did not wish to be slain
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