Interea Brettones fames sua praefata magis magisque adficiens, ac famam suae malitiae posteris diuturnam relinquens, multos eorum coegit victas infestis praedonibus dare manus, alios vero nunquam, quin potius confidentes in Divinum ubi humanum cessabat auxilium, de ipsis montibus speluncis ac saltibus continue rebellabant:
In the mean season their aforesaid hunger more and more prevailing against the Britons (insomuch that many years after it left to later men remembrance of the hurt it did) drove many of them to yield themselves beaten into the hands of the robbers which assaulted them; but others would never so do, but, rather trusting in God where mans help failed them, from the caves in the mountains and brakes where they lurked, ceased not to make resistance;
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