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quadgram	frequency
of the roman empire	33
at the same time	30
the year of rome	26
the rest of the	25
in the midst of	24
the race of the	23
of the roman people	22
king of the goths	21
in the year of	20
the beginning of the	19
for the most part	19
as far as the	18
at the head of	18
as well as the	18
in the reign of	18
in the name of	17
the head of the	16
the power of the	16
is said to have	16
seems to have been	15
for the sake of	15
on the other hand	15
in the beginning of	15
after the death of	15
the mouth of the	15
the bank of the	14
that as it may	14
bank of the rhine	14
be that as it	14
the name of the	13
the history of the	13
to have been the	13
one of the most	13
in the time of	13
the country of the	13
the end of the	13
king of the visigoths	13
the spirit of the	13
as we have said	13
the life of agricola	12
as far as i	11
was the son of	11
the authority of the	11
on this side the	11
the greater part of	11
in the age of	10
he was a man	10
on the part of	10
at the end of	10
the arms of the	10
under the name of	10
are said to have	10
to have been a	9
for the death of	9
as i have said	9
the destruction of the	9
put an end to	9
upon the bank of	9
the kings of the	9
a great part of	9
as soon as they	9
in the consulship of	9
the territories of the	9
it is certain that	9
at the time of	9
the glory of the	8
tribune of the people	8
emperor of the east	8
the names of the	8
the midst of the	8
the death of his	8
the part of the	8
of their own accord	8
the nation of the	8
the greeks and romans	8
the sea of pontus	8
of the roman name	8
the eyes of the	8
in the sense of	8
the genius of the	8
the rhine and the	8
in the case of	8
the death of germanicus	8
the face of the	8
as soon as he	8
on account of their	8
the manners of the	8
at the beginning of	8
into the heart of	8
the banks of the	8
the stock of the	8
to the memory of	8
the nature of the	8
in the face of	8
rest of the germans	8
in the days of	8
manners of the germans	8
at the mercy of	7
with the name of	7
in the eyes of	7
is the reading of	7
in the pages of	7
in a state of	7
in proportion to the	7
the reign of augustus	7
to the roman people	7
all the nations of	7
the family of the	7
the side of the	7
the fall of rome	7
of the emperor trajan	7
by the side of	7
the direction of the	7
the origin of the	7
for the purposes of	7
in the life of	7
for a long time	7
in the common editions	7
to the roman empire	7
the inhabitants of the	7
in spite of all	7
for the purpose of	7
king of the vandals	7
seem to have been	7
the use of the	7
at the expense of	7
that it is not	7
king of the franks	7
in the history of	7
justified of all her	7
the mouths of the	7
of all her children	7
by the death of	7
to the glory of	7
followed by the subj	7
was put to death	7
the walls of rome	7
for the first time	7
the form of a	7
the time of his	7
the command of the	6
the style of tacitus	6
the dominion of the	6
the death of augustus	6
the hands of the	6
and the glory of	6
the coast of the	6
at the time when	6
as far as they	6
on the other side	6
sense of the word	6
the field of battle	6
the course of the	6
the custom of the	6
and it is not	6
to the measure of	6
the mother of the	6
in the hands of	6
of the race of	6
the blood of the	6
the reading of the	6
the name of his	6
the causes of the	6
about the same time	6
a part of the	6
from time to time	6
the knowledge of the	6
the kingdom of the	6
the people of the	6
and part of the	6
to the number of	6
that there was a	6
from that of the	6
the marcomanians and quadians	6
sent an embassy to	6
at that time the	6
and with them the	6
is said to be	6
it is probable that	6
as if they had	6
was a man of	6
after the manner of	6
said to have been	6
the laws of the	6
it seems to me	6
on account of the	6
the affections of the	6
the good fortune of	6
the confines of the	6
the tribe of the	6
king of the huns	6
in the course of	6
the subject of the	6
to those of the	6
be found in the	6
is the history of	6
a portion of the	6
great part of the	6
part of the world	6
the people of germany	6
for good and evil	6
to be the most	6
the day of battle	6
of the whole world	6
the army of the	6
put to death by	6
or it may be	6
year of his reign	6
was at that time	6
the pleasure of the	5
the place of the	5
in the form of	5
of the deified augustus	5
the second consulship of	5
the rest of his	5
the same with the	5
the protection of the	5
the romans and the	5
in the third year	5
in the number and	5
of the state of	5
in the day of	5
it was in the	5
so much the more	5
the success of the	5
of his own accord	5
in the place of	5
the hands of his	5
parts of the island	5
that they are not	5
as long as the	5
the licentiousness of the	5
far as i know	5
that it was a	5
in the language of	5
with a shield and	5
the marcomanni and quadi	5
he was a great	5
at the close of	5
these and the like	5
beyond the rhine and	5
master of the soldiery	5
those of the britons	5
the mind of the	5
the northern part of	5
the office of quaestor	5
the shore of the	5
an island of the	5
the date of his	5
race of the goths	5
to the account of	5
banks of the rhine	5
that is to say	5
the rhine and danube	5
of the britons who	5
to the city of	5
is justified of all	5
it is by the	5
that they were not	5
of the german tribes	5
the progress of the	5
the only people who	5
in the temple of	5
as if he had	5
that he could not	5
of the greeks and	5
to the king or	5
in his tour in	5
and of all the	5
king of the gepidae	5
a certain number of	5
the name of a	5
of the roman emperors	5
it is not the	5
he was the son	5
the lands of the	5
on the shore of	5
on the history of	5
in the long run	5
and at the same	5
under the rule of	5
the fate of the	5
in the province of	5
the invasion of the	5
the capital of the	5
by reason of the	5
the land of scythia	5
the land of the	5
as if he were	5
the battle of actium	5
appears to have been	5
in time of peace	5
the sight of the	5
consulship of the emperor	5
the other german nations	5
the king of the	5
that it was not	5
whether it be that	5
the absence of the	5
the extremity of the	5
the romans in the	5
according to the measure	5
by the terror of	5
of the human race	5
as well as from	5
of silver and gold	5
the death of a	5
on the side of	5
at the extremity of	5
for the last time	5
in his old age	5
to the use of	5
the liberty of the	5
at the gates of	5
the history of mankind	5
is not to be	5
after the name of	5
the memory of the	5
as soon as the	4
the same year the	4
was one of the	4
to the rank of	4
the age of trajan	4
the creature of circumstances	4
in the land of	4
which may have been	4
i do not mean	4
he was wont to	4
by it the whole	4
that he might be	4
and the spirit of	4
the state of the	4
must have been the	4
to such as are	4
name of his father	4
and that of the	4
to that of the	4
the isle of anglesey	4
the time of tacitus	4
i am not here	4
a time when the	4
of mauricus and rusticus	4
kings of the earth	4
to be found in	4
to the practice of	4
other nations of germany	4
the son of drusus	4
of the roman state	4
of gregory of tours	4
of the whole people	4
to put an end	4
this part of the	4
the goths and the	4
with regard to the	4
the spoils of the	4
the age of tacitus	4
into the form of	4
the mercy of the	4
the wages of sin	4
was occupied by the	4
at the mouth of	4
succeeded to the throne	4
in his life of	4
under the protection of	4
all the several people	4
on the east the	4
that the name of	4
at the request of	4
and by it the	4
that he should be	4
late in the day	4
at the public expense	4
innocent blood of senecio	4
of right and wrong	4
the orders of the	4
he is said to	4
the close of the	4
their wives and children	4
the front of the	4
even the deified julius	4
the rear of the	4
the rule of the	4
of the family of	4
the beginning of this	4
was born in the	4
the remainder of the	4
laws of right and	4
by far the most	4
the island of scandza	4
the reign of the	4
for the loss of	4
to the government of	4
here and there in	4
sprung from the earth	4
and in a few	4
and as it were	4
was the creature of	4
in this style their	4
in the salic law	4
the presence of the	4
the days of the	4
after the fall of	4
of the emperor justinian	4
the rage of the	4
by the force of	4
complained to the senate	4
the old teutonic laws	4
as that of the	4
they seem to have	4
the form of the	4
i will not say	4
and the power of	4
bank of the danube	4
the noble line of	4
that they did not	4
the throne of the	4
am apt to believe	4
it must be so	4
the history of his	4
in the presence of	4
of the several people	4
the government of syria	4
of the western empire	4
the return of the	4
of the northern ocean	4
the temper of the	4
the emperor of constantinople	4
and by the very	4
after the fashion of	4
mother of the gods	4
the condition of a	4
as much as possible	4
with the spirit of	4
the clergy and the	4
of one of the	4
of his own blood	4
the departure of the	4
the limits of the	4
by the deified augustus	4
the same customs and	4
that the spirit of	4
the expense of the	4
the cause of this	4
he sent an embassy	4
the middle of the	4
of the reign of	4
between man and man	4
the senate and people	4
the situation of the	4
to the end of	4
for the use of	4
among all the nations	4
to speak of the	4
the character of a	4
into the hands of	4
of the house of	4
kingdom of the visigoths	4
the measure of his	4
the account of germany	4
of all the romans	4
to such a degree	4
the greatest part of	4
the measure of their	4
as it were into	4
in the reigns of	4
the execution of his	4
but it is a	4
as well as his	4
as well as by	4
as long as they	4
was believed to have	4
the germania and agricola	4
the minds of all	4
the death of drusus	4
wages of sin are	4
the death of their	4
to the office of	4
in order to inspire	4
no more than the	4
all the people of	4
be said to have	4
the priest of the	4
the early middle age	4
the rivers rhine and	4
upon the death of	4
the innocent blood of	4
in the middle age	4
the glory of this	4
of the huns and	4
in conjunction with the	4
in the years of	4
and one of the	4
with his own hand	4
to the history of	4
from the shame of	4
that part of the	4
the conduct of the	4
the glory of their	4
the issue of the	4
to the silver age	4
the event of the	4
the time of the	4
so far as to	4
to one of the	4
of the romans in	4
all the most brave	4
is given in the	4
was known to the	4
that he was born	4
in that part of	4
with his own eyes	4
an end to the	4
the government of the	4
at a stated time	4
the practice of the	4
would have been the	4
they are said to	4
know not how to	4
rhine and the danube	4
of sin are death	4
arms of the sea	4
that he was a	4
i may call it	4
in the affairs of	4
if they surpass all	4
the patrimony of st	4
to the present day	4
he chose rather to	4
almost the whole of	4
at the hands of	4
come down to us	4
the terror of their	4
an account of the	4
the city of rome	4
they took up arms	4
in addition to the	4
who was the son	4
as appears from the	4
that in the same	4
the dignity of the	4
front of the battle	4
in the house of	4
the welfare of the	4
with the blood of	4
of the gothic race	4
the author of the	4
the manner of his	4
that they might be	4
even when they are	4
at the feet of	4
of the sons of	4
is one of the	4
from place to place	4
the latter part of	4
on behalf of the	4
this side the elbe	4
the midst of a	4
cut off by the	4
to whom he had	4
i am apt to	4
and with the same	4
in the best mss	4
as those of the	4
and deeds of the	4
mouths of the danube	4
as he was a	4
the chief of the	4
into the country of	4
hundred thousand great sesterces	4
the number of their	4
us eat and drink	4
once and for all	4
is a proof of	4
now at that time	4
the laws of his	4
the authors of the	4
under the walls of	4
in the same place	4
the name of agricola	4
the remnant of the	4
what manner of men	4
dwell upon the bank	4
the whole of their	4
of the empire and	4
the case of a	4
is followed by the	4
the bravery of the	4
in an island of	4
known to the romans	4
of clyde and forth	4
do you not see	4
the freedom of the	4
use of the word	4
the affairs of the	4
the grandeur of his	4
that they could not	4
from all the nations	4
history of the masses	4
amongst them is the	4
of the claudian house	4
that the gauls were	4
has the same root	4
of the tribunes and	4
the body of the	4
the most part in	4
the ruin of the	4
they have but one	4
of all the germans	4
of the isle of	4
to the deified augustus	4
than those of the	4
themselves to be the	4
is found only in	4
as may be seen	4
greater part of the	4
very many of their	3
and it is a	3
sacred woods and groves	3
with profound veneration attends	3
of the slave extends	3
the use of mortar	3
by the help of	3
it is uncertain whether	3
of the fall of	3
they have slain an	3
between the weser and	3
from the beginning of	3
good or for evil	3
that of the rhine	3
to his own country	3
and pursues her with	3
the sons of germanicus	3
in men and horses	3
not a living soul	3
on the south by	3
history of mankind is	3
date of his birth	3
is now part of	3
in the eastern empire	3
to the time of	3
they let their hair	3
second consulship of the	3
whom they are at	3
himself to be bound	3
was said to have	3
is the way of	3
of the forest children	3
in the following passage	3
in time of war	3
i have little doubt	3
are the only people	3
on the north the	3
in times past they	3
a portion of their	3
with a view to	3
from sarmatia and dacia	3
she comes to her	3
nothing to do with	3
according to the different	3
himself the glory of	3
hundred and ten years	3
one of his sons	3
in his panegyric on	3
if they had not	3
of augury is more	3
the nations of the	3
became master of the	3
to the field of	3
they know not how	3
is no more than	3
with the innocent blood	3
who considers the whole	3
mixti copiis et laetitia	3
clause denoting a purpose	3
within our memory the	3
concur in opinion with	3
the same root as	3
to represent them under	3
the danube and the	3
a decree of the	3
with the loss of	3
the crown of philosophy	3
the name of germanicus	3
in the nature of	3
and inhabitants of germany	3
the manner in which	3
in the open field	3
the natural law which	3
it is to be	3
the importunity of his	3
they could have done	3
the incursions of the	3
province in the empire	3
it is possible that	3
the entrance of the	3
of them at least	3
suiones is another sea	3
it became a skirt	3
in presence of her	3
of these people are	3
the suiones is another	3
as also with the	3
of pannonia by the	3
the sense of the	3
but such as they	3
the bodies of their	3
see freund sub v	3
the dead of night	3
the representative of the	3
his tour in scotland	3
if we are to	3
out to meet him	3
the smallness of their	3
body and one life	3
far as i can	3
the foundations of the	3
been a disturbing force	3
than that of others	3
the loss of an	3
well as his own	3
the place which is	3
the night seems to	3
by no means the	3
power of the deity	3
commander of a legion	3
from the hands of	3
are then only known	3
the source of the	3
with the skins of	3
at break of day	3
with the goths and	3
till they have slain	3
account of this revolt	3
to himself the glory	3
the service of the	3
nations of the world	3
we shall never know	3
are supposed to have	3
the bodies and limbs	3
that is in the	3
th and th centuries	3
of the nibelungen hoard	3
man was the creature	3
the form of their	3
the roman senate and	3
again and again in	3
in the worship of	3
and by the names	3
on the bank of	3
i am sorry to	3
lifted up to heaven	3
to the nature of	3
and history of the	3
from the darkness of	3
by the application of	3
that of the men	3
head of an army	3
it was on the	3
refer it to the	3
reason of the great	3
would not have been	3
the midst of his	3
into the land of	3
the centre of the	3
in the th century	3
the emperor of the	3
was wont to be	3
so sharp and manageable	3
the expulsion of the	3
be taken in the	3
freedmen is a proof	3
they themselves call it	3
to the walls of	3
the ardour of the	3
in command of the	3
the destruction of his	3
in the country of	3
strength in men and	3
in order of battle	3
to inflict bonds or	3
the hand of the	3
in his account of	3
i do not believe	3
whom i have mentioned	3
not so much as	3
to the advantage of	3
the whole of italy	3
of the tyrrhenian sea	3
the master of the	3
such a use of	3
discussed by the chiefs	3
be the most ancient	3
communities of the suiones	3
in the same way	3
stranger and an acquaintance	3
in which none but	3
fathers and founders of	3
course of the danube	3
the name of god	3
he is a man	3
dragged helvidius to prison	3
and all the rest	3
in his early youth	3
the north american savages	3
inflict bonds or stripes	3
the destiny of the	3
eyes stern and blue	3
and that these are	3
of the island of	3
some of the most	3
have been able to	3
a skirt of the	3
we are told by	3
of what is now	3
metellus and papirius carbo	3
belongs to the silver	3
no part of britain	3
such a bell as	3
and dress resemble the	3
as a partner in	3
hercynian forest and the	3
as i can ascertain	3
the house of the	3
that there is no	3
i concur in opinion	3
worthy of their country	3
the woman may not	3
there were those who	3
the enemy from the	3
of the very highest	3
as long as man	3
the name of this	3
of men and women	3
to the destruction of	3
they have no house	3
their name to the	3
as king of italy	3
in the choice of	3
it may have been	3
all parts of the	3
do not say that	3
people who gather amber	3
with the ashes of	3
of the earth who	3
the priest and the	3
the reign of tiberius	3
the first rudiments of	3
a large portion of	3
upon the opposite banks	3
not far from the	3
in the bosom of	3
the sons of attila	3
after the battle of	3
used in this sense	3
and sometimes his horse	3
for good or for	3
to her husband as	3
the hearts of the	3
the servants of the	3
like the rest of	3
from that day the	3
the roman and the	3
the minds of the	3
the site of the	3
and that they had	3
the th and th	3
the purposes of commerce	3
i have followed the	3
to join in their	3
he had formerly been	3
and on the north	3
laws of his being	3
of the gods towards	3
he was believed to	3
the relics of the	3
the whole globe is	3
are wont to ascribe	3
returned to his own	3
but as their marriage	3
of his father laertes	3
to the gods of	3
but even by the	3
that out of the	3
renders them unequal to	3
excel in the number	3
the end of this	3
the language of the	3
glory of recovering the	3
of so great a	3
we are to believe	3
him and his son	3
with a piece of	3
island of the ocean	3
priest reconducts the goddess	3
women as well as	3
they could not but	3
omnibus proeliis oculi vincuntur	3
i do not say	3
that none of the	3
to a considerable extent	3
in the minds of	3
as he had done	3
is that of the	3
the nation with whom	3
and the account of	3
according to the marks	3
the ancestors of the	3
half of the twelfth	3
of justice and mercy	3
and hence it is	3
to the man who	3
rivers rhine and danube	3
or germanicus in their	3
eyes of the enemy	3
with his own hands	3
in which they are	3
and at last they	3
in the blood of	3
it is not so	3
of varus and the	3
follow the course of	3
measure of their strength	3
themselves worthy of their	3
affections of the soldiers	3
there must have been	3
and customs of the	3
the fathers and founders	3
our arms and encampments	3
as often as he	3
principal incentive to their	3
in the knowledge of	3
on the manners of	3
of the same kind	3
of the goths and	3
the name of their	3
is to be taken	3
the business of the	3
complex action of human	3
to his renowned name	3
from the allurements of	3
the passes of the	3
were at that time	3
not to make love	3
noble line of maroboduus	3
time of his death	3
extremity of the island	3
is the practice of	3
the tribes of the	3
off the face of	3
exempt from the casualties	3
i wish you to	3
but so sharp and	3
but it is too	3
mayors of the palace	3
limits of the empire	3
the triumph of ovation	3
have slain an enemy	3
by the names of	3
of horses or cattle	3
the consulship of marcus	3
and the mountains of	3
the complex action of	3
the casualties of war	3
the reign of trajan	3
in different parts of	3
for the time being	3
of the fifth century	3
the tribunes and centurions	3
to belong to the	3
is the isle of	3
the use of arms	3
who had been consuls	3
while other men were	3
it be that hercules	3
and there is no	3
by whom he had	3
those of the most	3
and in the same	3
this side the weser	3
and silver for the	3
the concurrence of the	3
they provoke no wars	3
in the complex action	3
that these are the	3
the nature of amber	3
the application of fire	3
primi in omnibus proeliis	3
roman and the teuton	3
on the style of	3
faithful to the romans	3
the money which they	3
empire beyond the rhine	3
night seems to lead	3
into so many seasons	3
same priest reconducts the	3
the life of a	3
of the roman world	3
who seems to have	3
with the spectacle of	3
the most eloquent of	3
the most ancient and	3
the reign of nerva	3
of their own country	3
shallows and upon the	3
from those of the	3
the malignity of the	3
did not fall to	3
spectacle of mauricus and	3
as they would have	3
of the germans as	3
to the later latin	3
understand it of the	3
to be at all	3
few primary actions of	3
the cries of their	3
and as long as	3
they advance to battle	3
a body of men	3
the north of the	3
with a chariot and	3
in so many battles	3
by his own hands	3
out of the ruins	3
from the nation with	3
the lords of the	3
of some of the	3
than the monarchy of	3
swallowed up in the	3
there had not been	3
of the last century	3
to be surpassed in	3
her from his house	3
no share in the	3
origin and deeds of	3
in that of generals	3
in return for the	3
pursues her with stripes	3
glory of the roman	3
to the senate and	3
and to prosecute capital	3
they cut a twig	3
was the object of	3
the court of constantinople	3
the altar of the	3
the winter quarters of	3
here to teach you	3
deified julius in gaul	3
it was not so	3
is found in all	3
the host of the	3
suffers himself to be	3
and on the south	3
by the birth of	3
in the conduct of	3
by the slaughter of	3
for some time and	3
it may be thus	3
that can befall them	3
the sins of the	3
many of the young	3
the beginning of his	3
or whose fathers have	3
now return to the	3
by the priest and	3
and adored as a	3
the confines of germany	3
during the consulship of	3
eyes lifted up to	3
with the concurrence of	3
primary actions of law	3
the affairs of men	3
progress of the human	3
of maroboduus and tudrus	3
of the arms of	3
a young man of	3
till late in the	3
by the rivers rhine	3
them in the rear	3
the grace of god	3
the defence of their	3
ministers of the gods	3
be bound and sold	3
the power over the	3
to the river amisia	3
who had been the	3
they would have been	3
of the oratio obliqua	3
conquered the natural law	3
at the cost of	3
the accession of tiberius	3
the borders of the	3
for that very reason	3
upon the same ground	3
i will give you	3
wear the skins of	3
use of weapons of	3
with the rest of	3
line of maroboduus and	3
the battle is always	3
of mankind is the	3
the dress of the	3
occur the communities of	3
in the way of	3
rhine and the ancient	3
the gates of rome	3
as well as in	3
by sea and land	3
part of the goths	3
stock of the amali	3
as part of his	3
came out of the	3
above the sea of	3
has for its subject	3
of the teutonic race	3
authors of the augustan	3
say that they are	3
are accompanied by the	3
her husband as a	3
the weser and the	3
those of the sarmatians	3
he may have been	3
the officers of the	3
the province of syria	3
husband as a partner	3
northern part of the	3
in the army of	3
from the time of	3
the office of a	3
when at any time	3
one body and one	3
the key to the	3
of the augustan age	3
it matters much to	3
the greatness of the	3
did that of the	3
of the legions were	3
of the old teutonic	3
in a course of	3
that no one is	3
the cruelty of the	3
the cowardly and effeminate	3
power of their kings	3
of the life of	3
in omnibus proeliis oculi	3
worship the mother of	3
at present they are	3
that they would not	3
to be bound and	3
in favour of the	3
on the coast of	3
face to face with	3
disclose the most secret	3
of the senate to	3
was the fate of	3
parts of the empire	3
it is the custom	3
have come down to	3
before the new moon	3
under the care of	3
the third year of	3
that he was the	3
the communities of the	3
as if it were	3
the fashion of the	3
of the senate and	3
reject it by an	3
descended from the germans	3
they are men of	3
as well as those	3
germania and agricola of	3
the motion of the	3
let us now return	3
of life and death	3
dress of the women	3
remained for some time	3
by the recital of	3
number of horses or	3
the right of the	3
the value of the	3
the power of their	3
who formerly bore the	3
the origin and deeds	3
the spectacle of mauricus	3
divine right of kings	3
differ from that of	3
it is said that	3
the romans by the	3
in poetry and post	3
in a secret lake	3
in proportion as it	3
made war upon them	3
leader of the goths	3
the rule of a	3
by an inarticulate murmur	3
the friths of clyde	3
between the rhine and	3
it would have been	3
their strength in men	3
decision of the people	3
after a long siege	3
the deified julius caesar	3
the judgment of the	3
the birth of a	3
is not permitted to	3
to one who considers	3
the eldest son of	3
the end of his	3
of italy and the	3
of which he is	3
reference is to the	3
by all means be	3
the former is the	3
to be paid to	3
it is too late	3
defended by rivers or	3
the faults of their	3
the death of attila	3
which none but virgins	3
is the custom of	3
confines of germany and	3
derived their name from	3
the number of days	3
discipline of their cavalry	3
of the twelfth century	3
his emerging from the	3
army of the goths	3
those of the other	3
a partner in the	3
portion of the roman	3
between a stranger and	3
hercules and mars they	3
were driven out of	3
or exempt from the	3
are courted by embassies	3
i have mentioned to	3
let every one believe	3
is derived from the	3
without all restriction of	3
from the nature of	3
the literature of the	3
only as their husband	3
and people of britain	3
of the equestrian order	3
in a bad sense	3
that of the senate	3
three and thirty years	3
one who considers the	3
you will see how	3
would not venture to	3
midst of the assembly	3
and manners of the	3
profound veneration attends the	3
more pious and reverential	3
it is not to	3
the fortunes of the	3
are more akin to	3
the shores of the	3
other fruits of the	3
of the hercynian forest	3
and as far as	3
mankind is the history	3
the spirit of god	3
caius marius in italy	3
hence followed by the	3
i shall leave untouched	3
the quality of the	3
the mountains of the	3
ships from our world	3
affairs of smaller moment	3
in respect to the	3
the germania of tacitus	3
practice of the romans	3
the greek and latin	3
their language more resembles	3
the hercynian forest and	3
by their climate and	3
it by an inarticulate	3
accompanied by the priest	3
by the name of	3
with such as are	3
an account of his	3
of the ocean stands	3
by virtue of these	3
friths of clyde and	3
the divine right of	3
the vigour of youth	3
manners and inhabitants of	3
and gold the gods	3
the consent of the	3
is the power of	3
a prey to the	3
a relative clause denoting	3
besides their strength in	3
are said to be	3
ardour of the soldiers	3
an embassy to the	3
a stranger and an	3
the reference is to	3
to the enemy and	3
to the honour of	3
according as the victory	3
the loss of their	3
not unfrequent in t	3
only in poetry and	3
or to represent them	3
the parents and relations	3
has on the east	3
nudi aut sagulo leves	3
the shallows and upon	3
the memory of a	3
they were covered with	3
those who occupy the	3
who would relinquish asia	3
in the progress of	3
for want of iron	3
as well as with	3
hair and beard grow	3
did he not set	3
the majesty of the	3
been presented to their	3
from the liberality of	3
into the midst of	3
he was born at	3
that part of britain	3
of the german nations	3
in the rage of	3
to the mouth of	3
they who had been	3
not to have been	3
have been presented to	3
became a skirt of	3
as the victory falls	3
the great battle of	3
the bravest of the	3
and the number of	3
the rise of the	3
have little doubt that	3
i have told you	3
but according to the	3
the dialogue on orators	3
by the treachery of	3
may have been the	3
as well as of	3
in place of the	3
the hearts of men	3
farmers of the revenue	3
if they had been	3
and next to them	3
the cause of the	3
if the invention of	3
relative clause denoting a	3
as he was in	3
authority of the romans	3
a god on earth	3
the horse and the	3
part of the roman	3
in front of the	3
of caecilius metellus and	3
according to their light	3
let us return to	3
from the city of	3
that it has been	3
the practice of usury	3
of the younger pliny	3
in order to make	3
fruits of the earth	3
the art of building	3
gold and silver have	3
the type of the	3
i have often heard	3
action of human life	3
that he had seen	3
i should not have	3
a proof of the	3
on the th of	3
point out to you	3
to the authority of	3
the life of the	3
in a relative clause	3
that no part of	3
it kindles like a	3
the people and their	3
form of their vessels	3
third year of his	3
the northern extremity of	3
the neighborhood of the	3
open our houses and	3
the deified julius in	3
supposed to have been	3
were settled on the	3
face of the earth	3
after a verb of	3
drawn by yoked cows	3
at the court of	3
the weight of the	3
bodies and limbs of	3
were governed by kings	3
the advantage of the	3
next occur the communities	3
from the study of	3
they worship the mother	3
his long and fabulous	3
bear in mind that	3
is the old and	3
of his emerging from	3
is the subject of	3
the death of nero	3
was slain by the	3
the monarchy of the	3
the arts of peace	3
with whom they are	3
the cries of the	3
certain monuments and tombs	3
gold and silver for	3
allegiance to the emperor	3
the head of an	3
took up arms and	3
disgrace that can befall	3
brother of the emperor	3
and the use of	3
far as to border	3
power of life and	3
so used by cic	3
live in a state	3
just in proportion as	3
tour in scotland in	3
or to the other	3
at least for the	3
how he was a	3
for such a use	3
a shield and javelin	3
caecilius metellus and papirius	3
from the fact that	3
when they are not	3
believed to have been	3
the romans in their	3
the reign of nero	3
use of mortar and	3
of the civil wars	3
than that of his	3
the number of the	3
but as he was	3
and divide it into	3
it was said that	3
from the death of	3
their climate and soil	3
none but virgins marry	3
the order of the	3
character of good and	3
partly by the sarmatians	3
for the administration of	3
the disgrace of the	3
greatness of the roman	3
either one of the	3
with that of the	3
near the mouth of	3
the brother of tiberius	3
on the banks of	3
only people who gather	3
and like water they	3
a part of his	3
let their hair and	3
beginning of the year	3
of his race and	3
says of the germans	3
inscribed with greek characters	3
at that time they	3
confines of the frisians	3
that with the same	3
beginning of the next	3
the gods of other	3
the wrath of the	3
knowledge of the romans	3
and many of the	3
from the casualties of	3
inhabitants of the western	3
the possession of the	3
of recovering the province	3
the bosom of the	3
we know not why	3
gods of other nations	3
kindles like a torch	3
the only one who	3
recesses of the east	3
the ministers of the	3
which are to be	3
they had wished to	3
us now return to	3
upon the confines of	3
now follow the course	3
the stream of the	3
that she comes to	3
in the meantime the	3
king of the persians	3
he goes on to	3
crossed the danube and	3
the will of the	3
in person and effeminacy	3
signal services to the	3
than that of the	3
you may see the	3
the increase of children	3
race of the gepidae	3
the isle of rugen	3
skirt of the empire	3
wish you to look	3
up and down the	3
of the baltic sea	3
their husbands and sons	3
the murder of young	3
colony in the province	3
is not unfrequent in	3
a few years before	3
by the number of	3
not the least appearance	3
knew not how to	3
with the bodies and	3
and spirit of the	3
the recital of which	3
in fear and trembling	3
the support of his	3
as the event proved	3
of the roman clergy	3
the reigns of vespasian	3
friend of the younger	3
till the time was	3
on the authority of	3
by the salic law	3
those who had no	3
upon a white garment	3
and with profound veneration	3
to prosecute capital offences	3
were it not for	3
as it is also	3
and flight of birds	3
it appears that the	3
the distant ocean and	3
forest and the rivers	3
the peucini and bastarnae	3
the story of the	3
and as soon as	3
to do with the	3
the cities of asia	3
the king or state	3
in the month of	3
you to look at	3
the blood of their	3
among the people of	3
the end of all	3
in the same assemblies	3
a son of the	3
first of all the	3
am not here to	3
day of the week	3
by rivers or forests	3
are distinguished from the	3
and from that of	3
the dietrich of the	3
to be an island	3
part of their oath	3
remain to this day	3
knowledge of the country	3
in connection with the	3
on the ground of	3
the fact that they	3
the time was come	3
the glory of recovering	3
into the northern ocean	3
rule of the huns	3
with the strength of	3
comes to her husband	3
roman senate and people	3
nation with whom they	3
place which is called	3
that the woman may	3
silver and gold the	3
in flocks and herds	3
the geography of the	3
every quarter of the	3
the shore of ocean	3
upon the coast of	3
it behoved him to	3
his kingdom and his	3
in men and arms	3
liberty of the germans	3
the darkness of antiquity	3
beyond the suiones is	3
in such a manner	3
the same priest reconducts	3
becomes thenceforth a title	3
as the fathers and	3
this treatise was written	3
to this day in	3
to the emperor of	3
that at no time	2
and mars they appease	2
gain to a few	2
fixed a chain of	2
are things rarely seen	2
but oxen and horse	2
inhabitants have been changed	2
holden in the same	2
were put to flight	2
they smother in mud	2
these are the cattans	2
begat athalaric and mathesuentha	2
stretch along the rhine	2
in the soft gum	2
such as poverty rendered	2
ipso terrarum ac naturae	2
glorious and memorable victory	2
that god had given	2
in other nations of	2
upon any recess from	2
to interpret the book	2
sound of their arms	2
to fight against their	2
yielding and ready to	2
the time of which	2
their antiquity is confirmed	2
and the roman empire	2
that glorious colony in	2
their inflexible importunity and	2
that kind of verses	2
hercules ever visited these	2
day following the several	2
as one belonging to	2
long as man is	2
they continue to be	2
when going to fight	2
he shall pay solidi	2
enjoyed to the full	2
with any man above	2
the lustre of their	2
armies already yielding and	2
in such a way	2
traces of an extraneous	2
what in fact and	2
because there is no	2
they believe such seasons	2
superior vigour and keenness	2
and never surrendered to	2
is to the transfer	2
differing from those of	2
of the gepidae and	2
lords of the church	2
the grave of her	2
bridge over the danube	2
vein of gold or	2
on the right shore	2
britain to be an	2
under a rigorous climate	2
quarter of the suevians	2
is not at random	2
every instant transmitted to	2
and binding it up	2
who was everywhere present	2
fell to furnish them	2
of such cities as	2
by several worthless and	2
ourselves were tortured with	2
been in their country	2
other to appear not	2
relations attend and declare	2
contrary ennobles the langobards	2
are more vigorous and	2
a piece of iron	2
a chain of garrisons	2
the emulation of the	2
moved his forces against	2
title and distinction of	2
treatise on the situation	2
the source of his	2
the rhine and expulsed	2
raise it backwards in	2
more frankness to disclose	2
enormous influence on the	2
while he was but	2
a look escaped her	2
and these are their	2
consulate of the emperor	2
narrow neck of land	2
is thought to be	2
this the old men	2
the rhoetian alps from	2
compass that from thence	2
becoming to bewail their	2
crown of the head	2
with their situation opposite	2
laid open and declared	2
the labour of rearing	2
sine gratia aut ambitione	2
a passage in dio	2
also to supply their	2
by your interest to	2
their power and their	2
still resign to her	2
i am unable to	2
to the wife and	2
in which so many	2
him at once with	2
treated so hospitably guides	2
as applied to history	2
ubians are ashamed of	2
but in the third	2
not so much by	2
come and invade italy	2
are holden in the	2
right of the suevian	2
they are almost the	2
equivalent to the abl	2
upon the opposite shore	2
if what fame says	2
services to the state	2
amongst the rights of	2
their time they pass	2
over to sloth and	2
and feeds a thick	2
warden of the marches	2
speech and dress resemble	2
germany live the cimbrians	2
they hang upon trees	2
from father to son	2
arms of the dead	2
or hand to hand	2
and then the end	2
from amongst the most	2
the people by an	2
the ashes of germanicus	2
think it not out	2
to have purchased a	2
whom he had been	2
the doleful howlings of	2
of him in the	2
its seventh channel is	2
by no seducing shows	2
so far they study	2
use as we do	2
much renown and a	2
blood with the suevians	2
of the western parts	2
varus and his legions	2
of the fleet to	2
wont to ascribe whatever	2
from the authority of	2
decline of the empire	2
have from the chase	2
would escape all imputation	2
glory of this original	2
a headpiece or helmet	2
an island in it	2
even below a state	2
particular the witnesses whom	2
must be buried and	2
than some few primary	2
delinquents upon conviction are	2
in an evil course	2
i see no harm	2
of good and evil	2
are brought together in	2
went back to his	2
accomplished in the knowledge	2
carry with them when	2
mercy of the waves	2
during the same day	2
when he saw the	2
certain they care not	2
drinking night and day	2
to which they were	2
honour conferred upon their	2
to the study of	2
reckon those who occupy	2
who wishes to know	2
the country to the	2
removed to these dwellings	2
to bestow labour proportionable	2
laws of which he	2
were called by the	2
with one selected from	2
nor is there anything	2
this evil and default	2
their bearing to pay	2
some kinsman dignify the	2
for the public the	2
true reason of his	2
as they had been	2
and secured the roman	2
neither of these people	2
each a household to	2
near the royal city	2
house of the lord	2
vast in compass that	2
yet by all means	2
such as administer justice	2
which are always assumed	2
by their own industry	2
still possess their primitive	2
be such as dwell	2
to rise or be	2
the known practice of	2
to set foot on	2
to return alive from	2
and renders them unequal	2
and at last the	2
of the east goths	2
doom him to severe	2
by his natural prudence	2
more akin to intrepidity	2
nor subject to be	2
in the fashion of	2
paid to the king	2
of the german ocean	2
inhabit a hundred cantons	2
here to interpret the	2
such as suppose the	2
into the julian family	2
all the rest are	2
with coats of mail	2
not improbable that he	2
consider himself as son	2
the safeguard of all	2
then it is that	2
the gauls in person	2
or chief of the	2
a mighty multitude of	2
of your ancestors and	2
the end of time	2
with the idea of	2
of all the people	2
the romans have no	2
defeated and taken captive	2
him on the shield	2
there is a great	2
he had been brought	2
to the fertility and	2
a disturbing force for	2
a spectacle of joy	2
i have no certain	2
kings of the franks	2
of tiberius they were	2
a single legion and	2
such broils rarely terminate	2
use not equal temperance	2
that time we count	2
the king or chief	2
in other things resembling	2
when they could not	2
the rhine deal in	2
made him the subject	2
some of the suevians	2
as yet all habitations	2
repugnant to their custom	2
region hideous and rude	2
sort of reverence is	2
the institutions and usages	2
the credit of his	2
a fixed number of	2
he has solemnly invoked	2
they fight intermixed with	2
great king pacorus bereft	2
security from no obsequiousness	2
as a kind of	2
prows at each end	2
such as serve to	2
suffices for a boundary	2
on this very account	2
such ignominy is it	2
it is an ugly	2
by him asciburgium was	2
has attested his capacity	2
on the very day	2
sentiments are revised and	2
the sources of the	2
for the honor of	2
banks of the river	2
become a part of	2
the different din of	2
to the enmity of	2
the cattans derive higher	2
the tumult also of	2
to learn presages and	2
such as the gauls	2
far as this reaches	2
many and very powerful	2
a crime instantly punished	2
which i have never	2
whatever depends upon the	2
men intoxicated with liquor	2
yield him the praise	2
their own property or	2
have benches of oars	2
to him at constantinople	2
with the issue of	2
in the territories of	2
may see other germans	2
curious dressing and curious	2
discharges of the sea	2
marvellous feats of the	2
and when they came	2
of each to be	2
bear this terrible aspect	2
entered the land of	2
from all sudden invasions	2
moved his array against	2
to deck the new	2
more frequent checks and	2
of those who had	2
for with these the	2
settled on this side	2
forms a judgment according	2
and from the largeness	2
the popes and the	2
dwelt on this side	2
mouth of the river	2
and because of the	2
of the ship alike	2
and persuaded him to	2
most inviolable and binding	2
this word is used	2
tencterians formerly dwelt the	2
were called parthi because	2
virgins hastened to wed	2
tedious and elaborate monuments	2
is in truth peculiar	2
one to whom the	2
commanders of these armies	2
their shields to their	2
in arraying their army	2
even in that glorious	2
a short time the	2
to preserve their prince	2
employed every expedient to	2
the distinction is not	2
a title and distinction	2
one of the sons	2
the belief of their	2
and are wont to	2
offices to the roman	2
to the land of	2
several nations the characteristics	2
meet him in the	2
any obligation for what	2
the issue of great	2
primitive and simple in	2
labour with more assiduity	2
continual ridge of mountains	2
rather than a victory	2
fight intermixed with the	2
never face a lance	2
care of their house	2
other communities contained within	2
method of divining by	2
they have neither learnt	2
affections the most unalienable	2
he caused to be	2
i have found small	2
ready to row to	2
has a vacant space	2
more furiously they had	2
the combat is no	2
has a dwelling of	2
a betrayer of his	2
what shall i be	2
that days of rejoicing	2
that of the emperor	2
from the neighbouring towns	2
day standing and inhabited	2
wronging or oppressing others	2
oxen is found the	2
far as germany is	2
with something celestial and	2
in opinion with such	2
by continual wars and	2
entertaining their guests is	2
also the emulation of	2
its coasts common fame	2
old age overtakes them	2
the seasons and produce	2
shelter in the winter	2
and every one of	2
the narisci and quadi	2
on the south the	2
have now to speak	2
the naharvalians is shown	2
away with an immense	2
and ignorance of barbarians	2
it will not be	2
of the male sex	2
of increasing money by	2
that region was seized	2
we count to the	2
drusus and stepson of	2
the kempers and teutons	2
in ipso terrarum ac	2
an example of a	2
in this the old	2
and there is a	2
who had grown old	2
ancient association with us	2
secured even amidst his	2
if it be the	2
use the same attire	2
the slaughter of the	2
and limits of their	2
invincible is the liberty	2
mockery to sit by	2
gallus moved that the	2
in reckoning of time	2
the essential concurrence of	2
to depart from the	2
in truth it lay	2
whose race is eminently	2
free from all impositions	2
divine are then seen	2
who survived the slaughter	2
so runs the story	2
those of the roman	2
of their head only	2
punishing of glaring iniquities	2
their authority as by	2
the enemy and their	2
with the country of	2
they judge it altogether	2
name continue equally high	2
have no wives to	2
all men are possessed	2
the first of all	2
or thought that he	2
but possess an island	2
killed the other two	2
of a private man	2
forces consist of foot	2
open to thoughts that	2
languish in its vigour	2
by publicly sacrificing a	2
had to the sword	2
may even now measure	2
great part of her	2
the gauls will recollect	2
great and mighty wars	2
longing to possess them	2
in our manner with	2
and upon its coasts	2
with them when going	2
fortunes of the whole	2
under an heap of	2
they live in repose	2
and exertion of valour	2
from a sea tempestuous	2
their skill a graceful	2
is certain that the	2
neither claim merit from	2
it into two small	2
naharvalians is shown a	2
are not under the	2
the destiny of nations	2
that upon the confines	2
the south it is	2
and a few auxiliaries	2
departed this life after	2
the way of his	2
an establishment as a	2
men were they defeated	2
though in their prosperity	2
obey the laws of	2
compensation is made by	2
afterwards chose to be	2
have since been discovered	2
the roughness of the	2
upon the enlargement of	2
to be still standing	2
they have from the	2
zeal of the people	2
are the most signal	2
the traces and monuments	2
is absorbed in the	2
the spirit of prophecy	2
the heart of germany	2
there still remains a	2
even in the complex	2
their bravery recommend them	2
prevails amongst the cattans	2
which only in contemplation	2
at this day standing	2
they are in men	2
genius of the people	2
every worshipper of the	2
scoured the open woods	2
enjoined to send their	2
and was the first	2
in the holy chariot	2
they assign three sons	2
any sort of augury	2
husbands of the amazons	2
without curious dressing and	2
with arguments of my	2
is a reproach to	2
year into so many	2
which the mere student	2
them so that the	2
the elbe had been	2
along the shore of	2
other nations not so	2
inhabited upon the bank	2
in contemplation and mental	2
the rest of their	2
under the contempt of	2
sons whilst engaged in	2
their family into many	2
are assigned an hundred	2
the victory falls to	2
chief of the community	2
indeed are to be	2
in all engagements the	2
powerful are the several	2
the most impotent domestic	2
however abounding in wealth	2
this was the issue	2
and told him all	2
by little and little	2
the administration of the	2
and the law equal	2
this people cannot brook	2
anon the chariot is	2
to a roman and	2
universally join in the	2
the excellence of the	2
can gain by their	2
for the use and	2
influence of every speaker	2
their fame alone often	2
at a time when	2
men of fiercer and	2
attends the motion of	2
was the last woe	2
dressing and curious fare	2
with different nations arriving	2
them rather than a	2
to doom him to	2
more than part of	2
their most desirable riches	2
likewise another method of	2
part of the reign	2
could you so easily	2
a view of human	2
parted by a continual	2
and three thousand horse	2
by the shadow of	2
and at last he	2
but there was one	2
what further accounts we	2
sadder and wiser men	2
they mean not to	2
the estimation of the	2
ventured out from thence	2
to their valour is	2
i would not venture	2
awe and ghastly hue	2
far removed from the	2
the community has attested	2
struggle of fifty years	2
a current expression and	2
it is certain they	2
place and occasion acquire	2
the tale of the	2
of the legions and	2
the supply of his	2
of the people and	2
pierced into the forests	2
when the senate met	2
stretches to the middle	2
the time when the	2
was styled father of	2
they no less frequently	2
and decision of the	2
and attacks from their	2
to know and to	2
acclamations of the people	2
to the middle of	2
facilius crediderim naturam margaritis	2
gauls were in times	2
are likewise degrees of	2
that he might have	2
if it had only	2
the day of judgment	2
is nearly equivalent to	2
and to do that	2
he had entered upon	2
the langobards is the	2
in mockery to sit	2
the other gross discharges	2
assent to the account	2
horseback and dwell in	2
to which he had	2
expedient to render those	2
a wholesome course of	2
condition of a slave	2
of such a place	2
the top of their	2
border the people sitones	2
or some kinsman dignify	2
were settled about the	2
was the motion of	2
antiquity of the country	2
upon the sight of	2
them in all other	2
to in the notes	2
places they mollify the	2
they take but one	2
and hence is found	2
merited an establishment as	2
of the human figure	2
since even for so	2
and monuments still remaining	2
they derive their name	2
the witnesses whom he	2
to refuse admitting under	2
that those who first	2
several nations all bearing	2
whole of their manners	2
incondita ac rudi voce	2
placed in front of	2
of the germans will	2
the princes fight for	2
did not care to	2
interesting pledges of nature	2
he formed them so	2
so much by the	2
of fortitude and fighting	2
are they moved by	2
with a javelin and	2
skins of savage beasts	2
before the community has	2
frequently in warm water	2
related by the prince	2
molli et clementer edito	2
saw that he was	2
held the office of	2
they who saw her	2
lustre of their family	2
not in our manner	2
by none but the	2
the horses privy to	2
it is of no	2
for the execution of	2
refuge of the vanquished	2
victorious javelin dyed in	2
a priest presides apparelled	2
by the rage of	2
which must have been	2
adorned with curious colours	2
to be seen amongst	2
is divided into two	2
by the importunity of	2
its vigour by long	2
opened the gates of	2
at first in the	2
marked by the same	2
enmities unappeasable and permanent	2
into this ocean and	2
only barbarians contented with	2
amongst the sarmatians or	2
a home in the	2
the very fact that	2
by the pen of	2
such haste and velocity	2
not likely to find	2
and besides their strength	2
are the virgins hastened	2
for the sons of	2
was carried into this	2
between the danube and	2
the face of that	2
of peace and plenty	2
of the roman position	2
the battle of adrianople	2
flowing like those of	2
he had of his	2
cannot more signally befriend	2
for good and for	2
and that in the	2
but he had a	2
to risk wounds and	2
according as they are	2
the rhine use without	2
who had escaped in	2
we only hear it	2
you so easily persuade	2
will seem to us	2
taught to wheel and	2
writing the life of	2
dacia by mutual fear	2
their signal men certain	2
far as it is	2
for they are not	2
to be able to	2
the supreme governor of	2
proved more pleasing than	2
the inferior condition of	2
to obtain our freedom	2
other gross discharges of	2
and with the power	2
an apology for the	2
foot throw likewise weapons	2
place the nation drew	2
this is as it	2
she is to be	2
of which it was	2
stated days it is	2
this alone serves them	2
in the imperial seat	2
the community next adjoining	2
war and death itself	2
and in their calamities	2
against the rest of	2
given a more just	2
contented with one wife	2
usury and of increasing	2
infesting with robberies all	2
that there are dog	2
and agreeable to them	2
are their mothers or	2
they rushed out upon	2
neither is the power	2
the exercises of the	2
from a state of	2
they came to a	2
of the caspian sea	2
and why did not	2
same yoke plainly indicate	2
continue to raise it	2
a work of history	2
squeezed by the farmers	2
the transfer of soldiers	2
the hair and beard	2
priest presides apparelled like	2
the same with either	2
iron short and narrow	2
dirtiness and sloth so	2
to the transfer of	2
by them called barding	2
be most inviolable and	2
was the order established	2
enclose the marcomanians and	2
are the laws of	2
chaucians do not only	2
her such a thread	2
when it befalls their	2
thus she must be	2
and employed every expedient	2
the conjunction of whole	2
they both still use	2
danube issues out of	2
the next clause implies	2
several people beyond them	2
out the whole amongst	2
women differ from that	2
the courts were open	2
then were the causes	2
dietrich and his goths	2
dismissed his horse and	2
his ability to persuade	2
to the isle of	2
of iron they point	2
to be swallowed up	2
followers to fail in	2
still delight to be	2
and magnanimity of his	2
they sometimes are wont	2
not only hopes and	2
time when the roman	2
upon the ridges and	2
is allowed to present	2
same time with the	2
to appear not to	2
since been discovered in	2
us with the sight	2
for the same reason	2
in the meantime he	2
bounded on the east	2
blows and disasters suffered	2
the north it is	2
they chiefly study a	2
hence the propriety of	2
the worst of the	2
and hardly upon any	2
among the forest beasts	2
serve to deck the	2
the east are found	2
the whole nation deliberates	2
his own virtues as	2
presides apparelled like a	2
lately invented were universally	2
and placed in front	2
one longs to know	2
his absence before domitian	2
these are the names	2
vengeance or penalty follows	2
produce of the year	2
by the judgment of	2
these are the rudiments	2
of all others the	2
as are great and	2
the extremities of the	2
the son of their	2
by fire and sword	2
can i explain the	2
parents and relations attend	2
they dwelt in the	2
caves deep in the	2
but to this nation	2
of iron short and	2
the sound of his	2
but they have been	2
the roman people was	2
to mention the most	2
they appear enterprising and	2
and grandeur of head	2
choice of kings they	2
it to be a	2
by the sight of	2
it by the boians	2
as poverty rendered daring	2
of their own mothers	2
dice is one of	2
marcomanians and quadians were	2
rhine rising in the	2
swords and the deadly	2
strike the enemy with	2
suevians are distinguished from	2
and a great resemblance	2
in their villages and	2
killing an enemy they	2
a description of the	2
which those bordering upon	2
is punishable by death	2
germany towards the west	2
during the civil wars	2
their credit and name	2
at last by the	2
their approbation of the	2
neglect of the emperors	2
a memorial of their	2
is guilty of his	2
find it amongst the	2
are the rugians and	2
with the sarmatians have	2
a people not yet	2
slaves they make not	2
the dulgibinians and chasuarians	2
is said the chamavians	2
so hospitably guides and	2
have been enough to	2
faith of auguries too	2
stands the wood castum	2
who live on horseback	2
with superior vigour and	2
what in general we	2
the public the lots	2
or the chief of	2
or by high mountains	2
at all to do	2
indeed in other nations	2
habitation itself they acquired	2
libertate ac de corpore	2
chariot is washed and	2
to be called agrippinensians	2
this the oxen joined	2
showing their impending captivity	2
the empire and part	2
seizing that of others	2
they call it peace	2
applause from their foot	2
goddess is secured even	2
in producing of grain	2
who made war upon	2
employments of the family	2
haste and velocity rather	2
through the slowness of	2
in the following clause	2
of the approaching fight	2
born into the world	2
the praise which affect	2
their bodies are painted	2
i do not wish	2
to his precedence in	2
secure against the designs	2
not but look on	2
is exercised by a	2
the whole people of	2
monarchy of the arsacides	2
current expression and wish	2
subjection somewhat stricter than	2
a single ruler governs	2
to allege to our	2
theodorid succeeded to the	2
even search the deep	2
free themselves too from	2
he held the office	2
in one sense of	2