The Edinburgh History of Scotland, Volume 1

Abbey abbot acres Alexander Alexander II Anglian Angus annually arable army barons Berwick bishop Bishop of Glasgow brother burgesses burgh Caithness canons castle Celtic certainly charters Chronicle church Cistercian Coldingham Coldingham Priory Comyn Coupar court Culdees Dal Riata daughter davach demesne documents Dunfermline Dunfermline Abbey Dunkeld Durham Earl earldom early ecclesiastical Edinburgh England evidence ferme fief Fife Fortriu Gaelic Galloway Glasgow grant grazing heir held Henry II homage Ireland Irish Kelso Kelso Abbey King William king's kingdom kirk knight land landowners later Lawrie lord Lothian Malcolm Malcolm IV marriage Melrose merks monastic monks Moray mormaer neyfs Norse northern Northumbria Orkney oxgangs papal peasant perhaps Perth Pictish Picts plough ploughgate pope priory probably province Registrum reign rents Riata Roman Roxburgh royal Scone Scotia Scotland Scots Scottish Scottish king seems settlement sheriff sources St Andrews Stirling stone Strathclyde suggests teinds thirteenth century town twelfth century Votadini