exin ADVPOS Brittania OTHER in PREPABL part VPAR31VOCSMPERFPASSIVEPPL Brettonum OTHER omn ADJ32DATSXPOS arm V11FUTACTIVEIMP2S milit N31LOCSM militar ADJ32DATPXPOS copi N11LOCPF univers N21LOCPM tot ADJ13NOMSFPOS florid ADJ11GENSFPOS iuventut N31GENSF alacritat N31LOCSF spoliat VPAR11NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL qu PRON10NOMPF tyrann N21GENPM temeritat N31LOCSF abduct VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL nusquam ADVPOS ultra PREPACC dom N21ACCSF praed N11DATSF tant ADJ11ACCSMPOS stand open,beopen;extend;bewellknown;lieopen,beaccessible; as, inasmuchas;namely;inasmuchas; omn ADJ32GENSXPOS bellicum, belliciN(2nd)N[XWXCS] us N41GENSM straight forwards; ignar ADJ11ABLSFPOS finally, intheend;andthen;atworst;inshort,tosumup;infact,indeed; subeo, subire,subivi(ii),subitusVINTRANS[XXXAO] duo -aeo,secundus-a-um,bini-ae-a,bisNUM[XXXAX] gent N33ABLPF transmarinus, transmarina,transmarinumADJ[XXXDX]lesser vehemently, vigorously;exceedingly,verymuch; saevus, saeva-um,saevior-or-us,saevissimus-a-umADJ[XXXAO] scott ADJ11GENPMPOS Aulus (Romanpraenomen);(abb.A./Au.);[Absolvo,Antiquo=>free,reject]; circius, circiiN(2nd)M[XSXCO] pictus, picta-um,pictior-or-us,pictissimus-a-umADJ[XXXCO] by (agent),from(departure,cause,remoteorigin/time);after(reference); aquilon N31ABLSM much, many,great,manya;large,intense,assiduous;tedious; be astounded; moan, groan;lament(over);grievethat;giveoutahollowsound(music,hit); and; (whileproperlyattachedasencliticsometimescopyistsmakemistakes); through (space);during(time);by,bymeansof; year (astronomical/civil);age,timeoflife;year'sproduce;circuit,course;
Henceforth Britain in the part held of the Britons, being robbed of all men at arms, the whole of their provision for war, and the full flower of their lusty youth (which led away by the rashness of the tyrants never returned home again), lay only for a prey to the spoiler, forasmuch as the people was altogether ignorant of the handling of weapons of war: in short upon a sudden for many years together they groaned helplessly under the oppression of two most cruel and outlandish nations, the Scots from the west and the Redshanks from the north.
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