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Malcolm IV., 87.
Malcolm Kenmore, king in Lothian,
77; obtains possession of the
Scottish throne by English
help, 78 ; his right questioned
by the Northern chiefs, who
choose a king. Donald Mac
Malcolm, SI, 405; reduces the
whole of Scotland under his
dominion, 82, 405 his ; kingdom
a Celtic one, 82.
Malcolm Mac Kenneth, King of Scotland,
defeated and slain by
Thorlinn, near Beauly, 73,
404.
Malcolm, Maormor of Moray, expels
Sigurd and the Norwegians, 70;
becomes King of Scotland, 71,
404.
Maormors, 51 ; next in dignity to
the king, 52; Maormors of
Moray, Angus, Atholl, Mar, &;c.,
52 ; their succession, male and
leaders of tribes
hereditary, 52 ;
and governors of districts, 53 ;
title peculiar
to the Gaelic
people, 53 ; the line of certain
maormors traceable back to the
ninth century, 55, 56 ; Maormor
of Moray loosely called
"
Ri
Alban," 404.
Marriage Law, 108, 406.
Meyer, Professor Kuno, 383.
" Midland Cruithne," 65 et serj., 404.
Moddan, defeated by Thorfinn,72.
Moiikisli writers, how to use them, 2.
Montrose, Wars of, 91 et seq.
Moray, Maormors of, and their allied
clans, 278-317, 404.
Murdoch, King of Dalriada, 31, 32, 33.
Music of the Highlanders, \-Vietseq.,
407.
Nativi, 111 e^ serj., 406.
Nechtan, his expulsion of the monks
of lona, 17.
Nennius, 2, 10, 15, 17. 42.
Ness and the Clan Nicail, 365-368.
Ness, River, and Loch Ness in " Provincia
Pictorum," 16.
Ninian, his conversion of the southern
Picts, 23.
INDEX
Norse Invasions, 58-78, 386 ; their eth-
nological effects, 3, 41, 55, 404 ;
Norse sagas, 41, 404, 405.
Norwegian Kingdom of the Isles, its
establishment and the results,
59, 60, 404 ; second Norwegian
kingdom, 69; Norwegians ex-
pelled, 70 ; third Norwegian
kingdom established, 74 et seq. ;
404, 405 ; its termination, 79 ;
effects of the Norwegian con-
quests, 80 ; 405.
Norwegian pirates, their ravages, 60.
Palladius or Patrick, 121 et seq., 406.
Pictavia. See " Cruitheu Tuath."
Picti, the Picts, 8-57 passim
converted by Columba, 17 :
; king
the
predominant race in Britain in
the fourth century B.C., 383;
their position in Scotland in
early Christian times, 385 ; no
distinction between Northern
and Southern Picts, 403.
Pictish problem, 387.
Pinkerton, 10, 47, 402, 403.
Poetry — Ossianic system, 134 et seq.,
407.
Provinces of Scotland, the Seven, 157
et seq., 408.
Ptolemy, 7, 8, 64, 68, 404.
Rank, Degrees of, 110 et seq. ;
'
406.
Rebellions of 1715 and 1745,93, 94.
Rhys, Professor, 383, 384, 389, 392, 394,
396, 398. 400.
Rognwald, larl of the Maerians in
Moray, 60.
Roman Occupation, 385.
Roman Historians, 3 et seq., 402.
Ross, Earls of, 65; their power and
intluence, 88 ;
318-346.
their allied clans,
Scotland, Scotia, the names, when
first applied, 29, 40, 386.
their conquest
of the Southern Picts and
its results, 59; their invasions of
Scotti, Scots, 4-57 passim ;
Scotland, .385, 386.
Scottish conquest in the ninth century,
14 et seq., 30-43, 402, 403.