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Translated by H.J.Edwards (Loeb Classical Library, Heinemann, London 1917)
IV.20: Speaking of his intentions to go to Britain,
"He understood that in almost all the Gallic campaigns succours had been furnished for our enemy from that quarter..."
And later, speaking about Britain [again IV.20],
"In fact, nobody exept traders jouneyed thither without good cause; and even traders know nothing exept the sea coast and the districts opposite Gaul."