iam Britannorum etiam deos misereri, qui Romanum ducem absentem, qui relegatum in alia insula exercitum detinerent; iam ipsos, quod difficillimum fuerit, deliberare porro in eius modi consiliis periculosius esse deprehendi quam audere.
At last Heaven itself was taking pity on Britain: it was keeping the Roman general at a distance, and his army in the seclusion of another island: already on their side they had taken the step which was most difficult to take'they had opened the question for debate; and in such debates detection was more dangerous than daring.
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