at Britanni non virtute se victos, sed occasione et arte ducis rati, nihil ex adrogantia remittere, quo minus iuventutem armarent, coniuges ac liberos in loca tuta transferrent, coetibus ac sacrificiis conspirationem civitatum sancirent.
The Britons, on the other hand, conceiving that they had been vanquished, not in courage, but by the generals opportune strategy, abated nothing of their arrogance; but armed their youth, transferred their women and children to safe places, and ratified the confederacy of their tribes by conference and sacrifice.
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