...hatten. S. Girald. Cambr. Itin. Cambriae l, 11. Zu S. 1095 S. Einmauern. — In der Ballade The cout of Keeldar in W. Scott's Minstrelsy heisst es: „And...monastery, in order to propitiate the spirits of the Boil, who demolished by night what was built during the day." Zu S. 1099. Träume im neuen Hause. —...

...hall, Within his ancient tower." — * Castles, remarkable for size, strength, and antiquity, arc, by the common people, commonly attributed to the Picts,...demolished by night what was built during the day. [Old Robert Beighitt of Otterburn used to relate that a friend of his who was travelling on the Western...

...masonry, in constructing these edifices, but are believed to have bathed the foundation-stone with humau blood, in order to propitiate the spirit of the soil....demolished by night what was built during the day. [Old Robert Beighitt of Otterburn used to relate that a friend of his who was travelling on the Western...

...this is the Gaelic, tradition according to which St. Columba is supposed to have found it necessary to bury St. Oran alive beneath the foundation of his...demolished by night what was built during the day." — Sir Walter Scott's Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border— note to "The Court of Kceldar." See also...

...Gaelic tradition according to which St. Columba is supposed to have found it necessary to bury St. Orau alive beneath the foundation of his monastery, in...demolished by night what was built during the day."- — Sir Walter Scott's .Vitixtrclsy of tlie Scottish Itonlcf — note tu "The Court of Kei'Mar." Sre...

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...idea was by no means confined to paganism, for we are told that St. Columba 124 found it necessary to bury St. Oran alive beneath the foundation of his...propitiate the spirits of the soil, who demolished at night what had been built during the day. Here in England, throughout the Middle Ages, the common...

...his mistress discovered the cloven foot. Since firit the Pictwh race in blood. — St. xxxiii. 1. 3. Castles, remarkable for size, strength, and antiquity,...demolished by night what was built during the day. * common signal for his assassination. Thus, Lindsay of Pitscottie relates in hU History, p. 17, that,...