• Immo, si casus abreptum uel uis necessitatis euexerit, forte trans Indiam, [Lucian]
  • a oriente prospectat Indiam; [Lucian]
  • Indeed if a sudden unfortunate necessity carried a man away, perhaps to somewhere beyond India, [Lucian]
  • from the East it looks towards India; [Lucian]
  • A legion of knyghtes / for to subdue Irelande; [Bradshaw]
  • scilicet ex insula Hibernorum, ex uicinia Britonum, ex prouincia Anglorum. [Lucian]
  • Nam contra aquilonare cornu Hibernie opposita, [Lucian]
  • ab occidentem Hiberniam; [Lucian]
  • et a meridiano latere receptorium nauium ab Aquitania, Hispania, Hibernia, Germania uenientium, [Lucian]
  • et ne simplex Hibernia fidei sagenis relicta recideret. [Lucian]
  • et a tergo germanam insulam contineret. [Lucian]
  • qualiter assidue uel in Hiberniam recedentes, uel in Angliam reuertentes ibi suaue capiant refrigerium, [Lucian]
  • from Ireland, from the Welsh Marches and from the shires of England. [Lucian]
  • For, set opposite the north coast of Ireland, [Lucian]
  • from the West towards Ireland; [Lucian]
  • and, in the south, a port for ships coming from Aquitaine, Spain, Ireland and Germany, [Lucian]
  • and Ireland should not escape from the nets of the faith. [Lucian]
  • and, looking backward, he can watch over Ireland. [Lucian]