beingceltic

Scots

The hostile Scottish forces flee through pathless places, not resting until they have turned their backs

3 citations2 sources1 traditions

Shall we scatter our gold upon the earth. (Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX), The Danish History, > Book Two)

When they were accomplished. (Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX), The Danish History, > Book Four.)

The hostile Scottish forces flee through pathless places, not resting until they have turned their backs (Vita Merlini, Vita Merlini > Merlin at War and in Madness)

Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX)

  • attestation: Shall we scatter our gold upon the earth. (The Danish History, > Book Two)

    "Shall we scatter our gold upon the earth, ere we have set eyes upon the Scots?"

  • attestation: When they were accomplished. (The Danish History, > Book Four.)

    "When they were accomplished, he went back to Britain with his bride, a strong band of Scots being told to follow close behind, that he might have its help against the diverse treacheries in his path."

Vita Merlini

  • attestation: The hostile Scottish forces flee through pathless places, not resting until they have turned their backs (Vita Merlini > Merlin at War and in Madness)

    "Nec requieverunt donec sua terga dederunt Hostiles turmae, per devia diffugientes."