Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 286
elius; but there is nothing to tell us whether theywere Romans who had stayed behind, or ItalianizedBritons. All foreign artizans had probably departed 1 Moris namque continui erat genti, sicut et nunc est, ut inftrma esset adretundenda hostium tela, et fortis esset ad civilia bella, et peccatorum… … rt bo O o A V « 1 < CO - •J^ >— 0 ^ bo i U- V o_ V) rt 176 ROMAN BRITAIN [CH. XXVI Britishchurches with the rest, and few if any of the Britons were able,even if their civil wars gave them leisure, to carry on thearts and industries that had flourished under Roman rule.The Britons it was true…
