Fians, Fairies And Picts
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1888, p. 174. ] [Footnote 48: _Proc. Of the Soc. Of Antiq. Of Scot. _, vol. Vii. P. 294. ] [Footnote 49: _Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. _, vol. Vii. Pp. 165 and 192. ] [Footnote 50: "They are plainly no other than the Peihts, Picts, or Piks. .. The Scandinavian writers generally call the Piks Peti, or Pets: oneof them uses the term Petia, instead of Pictland (Saxo-Gram. ); and, besides, the frith that divides Orkney from Caithness is usuallydenominated Petland Fiord in the Icelandic Sagas or historie...s. " (Barry's_Orkney_, p. 115. )] [Footnote 51: _Proc. Of the Soc. Of Antiq. Of Scot. _, vol. Iii. P. 141:also vol. Vii. P. 191. This quotation is made by the late CaptainThomas, R. N. , a sound archæologist; but I have to add that in thedocument of 1443, as given in Barry's _Orkney_ (2nd ed. , London, 1808, pp. 401-419), while I find the statement as to the two native races, Ifind nothing about the stature or habits of the Picts. Captain Thomastwice quotes his statement, and as at one place he refers, not to theBishop of 1443, but (vol.
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1888, p. 174. ] [Footnote 48: _Proc. Of the Soc. Of Antiq. Of Scot. _, vol. Vii. P. 294. ] [Footnote 49: _Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. _, vol. Vii. Pp. 165 and 192. ] [Footnote 50: "They are plainly no other than the Peihts, Picts, or Piks. .. The Scandinavian writers generally call the Piks Peti, or Pets: oneof them uses the term Petia, instead of Pictland (Saxo-Gram. ); and, besides, the frith that divides Orkney from Caithness is usuallydenominated Petland Fiord in the Icelandic Sagas or historie...s. " (Barry's_Orkney_, p. 115. )] [Footnote 51: _Proc. Of the Soc. Of Antiq. Of Scot. _, vol. Iii. P. 141:also vol. Vii. P. 191. This quotation is made by the late CaptainThomas, R. N. , a sound archæologist; but I have to add that in thedocument of 1443, as given in Barry's _Orkney_ (2nd ed. , London, 1808, pp. 401-419), while I find the statement as to the two native races, Ifind nothing about the stature or habits of the Picts. Captain Thomastwice quotes his statement, and as at one place he refers, not to theBishop of 1443, but (vol.
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