WITH MAP
1903
ERRATA.
| p. | vii. | for | Caesar 55 A.D. | read | Caesar 55 B.C. |
| " | 56 | " | 11th century | " | 12th century. |
| " | 58 | " | Damnonian Name | " | Damnonian name. |
| " | 66 | " | ἠδικὴν [êdikên] | " | ἠθικὴν [aethikaen] |
| " | 108 | " | sunrise | " | sunset. |
| " | 133 | " | some lost authority | " | Suetonius. |
| " | 141 | " | DONATE | " | DONANTE. |
| " | 150 | " | Venta Silurum | " | Isca Silurum. |
| " | 185 | " | is flanked | " | was flanked. |
| " | 209 | " | iambic | " | trochaic. |
| " | " | " | Exquis | " | Ex quis. |
| " | 213 | " | one priceless | " | once priceless. |
| " | 232 | " | in pieces | " | to pieces. |
| " | 238 | " | constrigit | " | constringit. |
| " | " | " | Sparas | " | Sparsas. |
PREFACE
A little book on a great subject, especially when that book is one of a "series," is notoriously an object of literary distrust. For the limitations thus imposed upon the writer are such as few men can satisfactorily cope with, and he must needs ask the indulgence of his readers for his painfully-felt shortcomings in dealing with the mass of material which he has to manipulate. And more especially is this the case when the volume which immediately precedes his in the series is such a mine of erudition as the 'Celtic Britain' of Professor Rhys.