Saints in Scottish Place-Names
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Source codeJackson 1953 AuthorK. H. Jackson Source titleLanguage and History in Early Britain Year1953 NotesReprinted 1963, 1971 Source codeJackson 1963 Source titleAngles and Britons in Northumbria and Cumbria Pages60-84 Year1963 NotesO'Donnell Lectures. Source codeJackson 1972 AuthorJackson, K. H. Source titleThe Gaelic Notes in the Book of Deer Year1972 | Jankulak, K., 2007, ‘The many-layered Cult of St Caron of Tegaron’ in Studia Celtica, XLI, 103-16. Source codeJohn of Worcester AuthorJohn of Worcester Source titleChronicle of John of Worcester EditorsDarlington, R. R., and McGurk, P. (eds) Year1995 NotesDarlington, R. R., and McGurk, P. (eds) The Chronicle of John of Worcester, (Oxford, 1995), with translations by Jennifer Bray and P McGurk. Source codeJohnson's Journey, 1775 AuthorSamuel Johnson Source titleA Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland EditorsMary Lascelles Year1971 Source codeJohnston 1940 AuthorJ. B. Johnston Source titleThe Place-Names of Berwickshire SeriesThe Place-Names of Scotland Series, No.1 Year1940 NotesUnfortunately this was the only volume in the series. Source codeJolly 1882 AuthorWilliam Jolly Source titleOn Cup-Marked Stones in the neighbourhood of Inverness JournalPSAS Pages300-401 Volume16 Year1882 |
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