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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAedan Alban Albania aliis Andrews Anglie Angus annis regnavit anno apud aunz autem battle Bede Britons Britonum Brude Cath Cinel Conall Constantin Cruithne cujus Culen dicitur dicti Domini Domnall Donald Drust Dungal ecclesia Echach eciam ejus ejusdem erat Erin Fergus filii filio filius fitz frater fuit genuit Historia Britonum homagium hujusmodi idem iiij insula inter interfectus Iona ipse ipsis ipsius ipso ipsum Ireland Irish Annals jure Kenneth Mac Alpin kingdom kings of Dalriada Malcolm meic mensibus mortuus Nennius Pictis Pictish Chronicle Pictorum Picts postea primus quae quam quia quibus quod reads rege regem regis Anglie regna regni regno Scocie regnum reign rex Anglie righ Sancti Saxons scilicet Scota Scoti Scotland Scotorum Scotos Scots Scottish sepultus in Iona sibi sicut slain successit sunt super suum tamen tempore tunc usque vero Popular passagesPage 114 - Egredere de terra tua, et de cognatione tua, et de domo patris tui, et veni in terram quam monstrabo tibi. Page 57 - Albanus possessed it ; numerous his hosts. He was the illustrious son of Isacon. He and Briutus were brothers without deceit. From him Alban of ships has its name. Briutus banished his active brother Across the stormy sea of Icht. Page 408 - Cotmiig was a young man, he came to plunder Alban with three large battalions. What the men of Alban, both laity and clergy, did, was to remain until morning fasting and praying to God and to Columcille, and they cried aloud to the Lord, and gave many alms of food and clothes to the churches and to the poor, and to take the body of the Lord from the hands of... Page 82 - Woe to the Cruithnigh to whom he will go eastward, He knew the thing that is, Nor was it happy with him that an Erinach Should be king in the east under the Cruithnigh. Page lix - England, commanding them to search their chronicles and archives for all matters relating to Scotland, and to transmit the same to the king under their common seals. The returns made to these writs, which are still extant, contain numerous extracts and fragments of chronicles, which are printed by Sir Francis Palgrave in his Page 59 - ... Sea and the Isles of the Gael'.4 His death occurred about 500 and he is stated to have reigned three years. The same tradition identified Conaire as Conaire mac Moga Lama, one of the Ernean rulers of Munster. A rather older source, the Duan Albanach, gives a variant version : The three sons of Erc, son of Eochaidh, the valiant, Three who obtained the blessing of Patrick, took Alban, exalted their courage, Loarn, Feargus and Angus. 1 DGNHAS, Trans., III, vii, 97-1 1 7. Page cii - M'Lennan, in his very original work on primitive marriage, to whom these facts were communicated by the Editor, states that they raise a strong presumption " that all the fathers " were men of other tribes. At any rate, there re... Page 103 - He was a king of kings fortunate, He was the vigilant crusher of enemies. No woman bore or will bring forth in the East A king whose rule will be greater over Alban, And there shall not be born for ever, One who had more fortune and greatness. Page 12 - Mailcunus magnus rex apud Brittones regnabat, id est, in regione Guenedotae, quia atavus illius, id est, Cunedag, cum filiis suis, quorum numerus octo erat, venerat prius de parte sinistrali, id est, de regione quae vocatur Manan Guotodin, centum quadraginta sex annis antequam Mailcun regnaret, et Scottos cum ingentissima clade expulerunt ab istis regionibus, et nusquam reversi sunt iterum ad habitandum. Page 160 - Peohtes were shamed, and went ' forth* their way home to their kin, and told ' to them' their errand. They took their messengers, and sent to Ireland, to VAe king of the land [the sovereign], named Gille Caor, and bade him send them women of his land : and the king 'granted them [heard] all that they desired. Through the same women, who there long dwelt, the folk gan to 'speak [use] Irelande speech : and ever since the usages dwell [they do] in the land ; ' so they shall be there, now and evermore. References to this bookFrom Google ScholarPost-Severan CramondCraig Cessford Who WAS Malcolm, KING OF THE Cumbrians? Astudy OF THE KINGS OF ...Michael Anne Guido - 2007 - Foundations References from web pagesPict Resource and References Page Scone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Baldred Bisset The Role of lordship centres in Pictish society CONSENSUS RESOLUTION: Duncan I The Gracious King of Scots killed ... List of monarchs of Scotland: Information and Much More from ... The Heroic Age: Post-Severan Cramond Notes and References Cited Alex Woolf - Dún Nechtain, Fortriu and the Geography of the Picts ... Blackwell Publishing Ltd Oxford, UK HIST History 0018-2648 1952 ... ANGLIAN LEADERSHIP IN NORTHUMBRIA, 547 ad THROUGH 1075 ad A ... Bibliographic information
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