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Note 109 — Chapter IV · Kenneth the Second—971–995.

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Boece, bk. 11, c. 8. Fordun, l. 10, c. 17. Drumlay is characteristically explained to mean (in good Lowland Scotch) Droun-it-lay! The whole description is transferred by Boece to the reign of Duncan the First, the Rex Noricus of Bowyer assuming the name of Sueno.

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