iamque agmina et armorum fulgores audentissimi cuiusque procursu: simul instruebatur acies, cum Agricola quamquam laetum et vix munimentis corcitum militem accendendum adhuc ratus, ita disseruit:  Septimus annus est, commilitiones, ex quo virtute et auspiciis imperii Romani, fide atque opera nostra Britanniam vicistis.
then followed the marshalling of hosts and the glitter of arms, as the bravest dashed to the front. No sooner was the line of battle in process of formation than Agricola, thinking that his soldiery, though exultant and with difficulty held back behind their fortifications, ought to receive yet further inspiration, spoke as follows: For six years, fellow-soldiers, under the powerful auspices of the Roman empire and by our combined loyalty and initiative, you have conquered Britain.
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