...the very wall which divides the island in two parts ; the Caledonians are next to them. Both nations inhabit mountains, very rugged and wanting water,...of marshes : they have neither castles nor cities; they live on milk and the produce of the chase, as well as on fruits ; they never eat fish, of which...

...century of the Christian era, Diodorus Siculus thus describes our country : " The Moeat* or Caledonians inhabit mountains very rugged, and wanting water,...of marshes. They have neither castles nor cities. They live on milk and the produce of the chase, as well as on fruits. They never eat fish, of which...

...the very wall which divides the island in two parts ; the Caledonians are next to them. Both nations inhabit mountains very rugged and wanting water, and...of marshes ; they have neither castles nor cities ; they live on milk and the produce of the chase, as well as on fruits ; they never eat fish, of which...

...; the Caledonians are after those. Each of them inhabits mountains, very rugged, and wanting water, also desert fields full of marshes ; they have neither...dwell naked in tents, and without shoes ; they use wives in common, and whatever is born to them they bring up." In the popular state they are governed...