slew Skuli in C.;
fought earl Macbeth in C.;
buried at Stenhouse in Watten, C..

Liot Nidingr, m. Frakark.

Little Ferry, or Unes;
Norse invasion;
site of Norse Castle.

Lohworuora, now Borthwick; church granted to bishop of Glasgow.

Loth;
water of;
owned by Hugo Freskyn.

Lothians, formed part of Valentia;
Berenicians of.

MacBain, A.;
on seven Pictish provinces.

Macbeth, king of Scotland;
son of Finlay MacRuari;
parentage;
property in Ross and Cromarty;
king of Scotland;
slain;
visited Rome;
MacHeth.

MacFrisgyn, William;
(see Freskyn, William).

MacHeth, or MacAoidh, see Mackay, deriv. of name.

MacHeth, Donald.

MacHeth, Malcolm;
earl of Ross;
dau. Gormflaith m. Harold Maddadson;
personated by Wemund.

Mac-in-Tagart, Ferchar;
see Ross, earl of.

Mackay (MacHeth) clan;
came from Moray to Sutherland;
Freskyns guardians of Moray against MacHeths;
occupation of Durness;
rebellion of MacHeths of Moray;
the chief m. dan. of bishop;
children of Heth attacked Hakon's expedition;
largely blended with Norse.

Mackay, Iye Mor.

Mackay, Book of, (Angus Mackay).

MacWilliam, earl of Caithness (?) (Scots Peerage).

Maddad, earl of Athole;
m. Margret, dau. of earl Hakon Paulson;
visited by Sweyn;
his death.

Maeshowe, runes of.

Magbiod, or Macbeth, earl;
fought at Skidamyre, C.

Magnus the Good, king of Norway;
grants Orkney to Ragnvald Brusison;
Thorfinn's visit.

Magnus Barelegs, king of Norway;
expeditions to Scotland;
father of Harald Gillikrist;
why called "barelegs".

Magnus the Blind, king of Norway;
defeated by king Harald at Floruvoe.

Magnus Erlingson, king of Norway;
fell at Norafjord.

Magnus Hakonson, crowned king of Norway in his father's lifetime;
ceded Hebrides to Scotland.

Magnus, king of Man;
joined Hakon's expedition.

Magnus, or Mangi, son of Eric Stagbrellir;
fared to Norway, fell at Norafjord;
his home.

Magnus Erlendson, St., earl and saint;
in expedition to Wales;
in England and Wales;
went to Caithness after king Magnus' death and received as earl there;
his steward in Orkney killed by earl Hakon;
dispute with earl Hakon;
slew his cousin, Dufnjal, and Thorbjorn in Burrafirth;
his marr