Rinar's Hill.

Robert, legendary second earl of Sutherland.

Rogart.

Roger, bishop of St. Andrews.

Roland of Galloway.

Roland's Geo, Papa Stronsay.

Romans in Britain;
Caledonians not conquered.

Ronaldsay, North;
Darratha-Liod recited.

Roseisle.

Ross;
northern part of Airergaithel;
Picts;
Pictish clergy;
subdued by Thorfinn;
bishopric founded;
claimed by Henry, son of earl Harold and Afreka;
Malcolm MacHeth cr. earl;
Pictish province;
bishopric refused by Andrew Freskyn;
marches;
earldom;
king William's expedition;
earl Harold Maddadson's expedition;
boundary;
king William's expedition against thanes of Ross;
Norse place-names;
Macbeth's property.

Ross, earl of;
Ferchar Mac-in-Tagart;
granted land to Walter de Moravia on his daughter's marriage;
career;
lay abbot of Applecross;
knighted for a victory in Galloway;
cr. earl of Ross in 1226;
second earl, William MacFerchar, harried Hebrides.

Ross, Euphemia of;
m. Walter de Moravia.

Rossal (Rossewal).

Saemund, of Iceland\.

Saga-Book of the Viking Society.

Saga-time, Ruins of.

Saga;
writer's historical accuracy;
Norse crossed with Gaelic blood produced the Saga.

Sandvik, Deerness.

Saxon nobility and Scotland;
St. Margaret.

Scandinavian Britain, by (W.G. Collingwood).

Scapa Flow.

Scatt;
of Orkney.

Scilly Isles.

Scir-Illigh, old name of Kildonan parish.

Scon, Lib. Eccles. de.

Scone.

Scotichronicon.

Scotland.

Scotland, Annals of, (Lord Hailes).

Scotland, Annals of the Reigns of Malcolm and William, Kings of,
(Lawrie).

Scotland, Bain's Calendar of Documents relating to;
Freskin signatory of National Bond.

Scotland, Early Christian Monuments of, (J. Romilly Allen).

Scotland, Early Chronicles relating to, (Sir Herbert Maxwell).

Scotland, Early Kings of, (Robertson's);
on earls of Angus.

Scotland, History of, (Hume Brown).

Scotland in Early Christian Times, (Joseph Anderson).

Scotland in Pagan Times, (Joseph Anderson).

Scotland, Prehistoric, (Munro).

Scotland, Register of the Great Seal of.

Scotland, S.A., Proceedings.

Scots.

Scots Peerage, The, (Sir J.B. Paul);
MacWilliam, earl of C.

Scott, A.B.;
The Pictish Nation and Church.