Ancient Britain and the Invasions of Julius Caesar

by T. Rice Holmes

[2308] Deutsche Altertumskunde, i, 1890, p. 92 and note *; ii, 1887, p. 317.

[2309] Lit. Centralblatt, 1871, pp. 528-9; Ency. Brit., xviii, 1885, p. 806.

[2310] See pp. 500-7, infra.

[2311] See also L’Anthr., x, 1899, p. 401, n. 2.

[2312] Formae orbis antiqui,—insulae Britannicae, 1893.

[2313] The Cassiterides, pp. 52-3. See also p. 80, n. *, and pp. 107-8, where Smith makes an ingenious but hardly successful attempt to account for the statement of Strabo, repeated by Ptolemy, that the Cassiterides were ten in number.

[2314] See p. 490, n. 1, supra.

[2315] See pp. 489-90, supra.

[2316] Deutsche Altertumskunde, i, 1890, pp. 91-2.

[2317] L’Anthr., iii, 1892, pp. 275-6.