...lyeth open an other manifest proofe, that the Irish bee Scythes or Scots, for in all their incounters they use one very common word, crying Ferragh, Ferragh,...called Feragus, or Fergus, which fought against the Pietés, as you may reade in Buchanan, de rebus Scoticis ; but as others write, it was long before...

...residence there. He informs us, in his State of Ireland, that " The Irish, in all their ineounters, use a very common word, crying Ferragh, Ferragh ; which...first kings of Scotland, called Feragus, or Fergus." And afterwards he says, " There be yet, at this day, in Ireland, many Irishmen — called by the name...

...Irish be Scythes or Scots; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Fcrragk, Ferragh ; which is a Scottish word, to wit, the name...called Feragus, or Fergus, which fought against the Picts, as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scoticis : but as others write, it wai long before that,...

...; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferragh, Ferragh ; which is * Scottish word, to wit, the name of one of the first...called Feragus, or Fergus, which fought against the Picts, as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scoticis : but as others write, it was long before that,...

...Scots ^ for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferragh, Ferragh ; wliich is a Scottish word, to wit, the name of one of the...first kings of Scotland, called Feragus, or Fergus, whick fought against the Picts, as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scoticis : but as others write,...

...lyeth open another manifest proof, that the Irish be Scythes or Scots ; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferragh, Ferragh...first kings of Scotland, called Feragus, or Fergus, whick fought against the Picts, as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scoticis : but as others write,...

...or Scots ; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferraglt, Ftrragh ; which is a Scottish word, to wit, the name of one...first kings of Scotland, called Feragus, or Fergus, whici fought against the Picts, as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scdticis : but as others write,...

...lieth open another manifest proof, that the Irish be Scythes or Scots ; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferragh, Ferragh...name of one of the first kings of Scotland, called Fergaus, or Fergus, which fought against the Picts (as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scoticis)...

...lieth open another manifest proof, that the Irish be Scythes or Scots; for in all their encounters, they use one very common word, crying, Ferragh, Ferragh...name of one of the first kings of Scotland, called Fergaus, or Fergus, which fought against the Picts (as you may read in Buchanan, De Rebus Scotids\...

...lyeth open another manifesto proofe that the Irish bee Scythes, or Scots, for in all their encounters they use one very common word, crying Ferragh, Ferragh,...first kings of Scotland, called Feragus, or Fergus." (") "This tradition," says Leland, "receives some countenance from the ancient monument in the cathedral...