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...rectangular hollow, formed of brick, is still entire ; about twelve feet long, four feet wide, and six deep. Boethius calls this place the Tulina of the Picts ; and adds, that, in their time, it was a most populous city; but was deserted and burnt by them, on the approach of Agricola. In his own days,...

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