[Red Badger]

Rome never subdued the Germans.

Nor the Brits and Scots, both Germanic peoples............

[Verginius Rufus]

The Brits of that period spoke a Celtic language (ancestral to modern Welsh and Breton). The Scots were then in Ireland and spoke Gaelic. Neither spoke a Germanic language.

Some of the Germans (those west of the Rhine) were under Roman rule. Those between the Rhine and the Elbe were for a short time until Arminius' defeat of Varus in A.D. 9.

[SunkenCiv]

The Scots weren’t in Britain when the Romans were there. They were still in Ireland until over a century after the Romans left.

The Roman-era Britons and Scots, while related to each other, were not Germanic peoples.

The myth that the Romans never passed beyond the Rhine after the Varian disaster is beyond foolish.

[sauropod]

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