How St Andrew Came to Scotland
How St Andrew Came to Scotland
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Here, then, we find an undoubted trace of the reverence paid to Fillan in Perth and Galloway, and in Armagh, the keeper of the bell so called of St Patrick describing him- self as a descendant of a servant of Fillan. Has the name Black Morrow any connection with Maor, Maer ? caused by the misinterpretation of MacCoul as Mac-Dubh-Gall.
Ulster has from the earliest traditional times had among its population a proportion of Cruith- nigh, i. E. Picts. St Patrick himself came from the Cumbrian coast... of England, and when we see in history that Ulster was early settled by Scots, we take it that that statement means men from modern Scotland. Nobody knows exactly when Scotland got that name. At the commencement of the fifth century Claudius Claudianus said that icy Ireland wept heaps of Scots. Ireland is not so icy as Alba, but the geographical idea of the position of Alba was that its west coast was the north coast, running on about the same parallel of CAME TO SCOTLAND 49 longitude with the proper north coast of Ireland, bending forward towards the east.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, then, we find an undoubted trace of the reverence paid to Fillan in Perth and Galloway, and in Armagh, the keeper of the bell so called of St Patrick describing him- self as a descendant of a servant of Fillan. Has the name Black Morrow any connection with Maor, Maer ? caused by the misinterpretation of MacCoul as Mac-Dubh-Gall.
Ulster has from the earliest traditional times had among its population a proportion of Cruith- nigh, i. E. Picts. St Patrick himself came from the Cumbrian coast... of England, and when we see in history that Ulster was early settled by Scots, we take it that that statement means men from modern Scotland. Nobody knows exactly when Scotland got that name. At the commencement of the fifth century Claudius Claudianus said that icy Ireland wept heaps of Scots. Ireland is not so icy as Alba, but the geographical idea of the position of Alba was that its west coast was the north coast, running on about the same parallel of CAME TO SCOTLAND 49 longitude with the proper north coast of Ireland, bending forward towards the east.
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