Ut Brettones a Scottis vastati Pictisque, Romanorum auxilia quaesierint qui secundo venientes, murum trans insulam fecerint; sed hoc confestim a praefatis hostibus interrupto, maiore sint calamitate depressi.
How the Britons being spoiled of the Scots and Redshanks sought aid of the Romans, which at the second time of their coming builded a wall across the island; but when this was shortly after broken by the aforesaid enemies they were oppressed with greater miseries than ever they were in before.
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