Wild Men and Holy Places: St. Ninian, Whithorn and the Medieval Realm of Galloway

Abbey Abbot Ailred of Rievaulx Alan Alan's Anderson Anglian Anglo-Norman Annals Archbishop of York army Ayrshire Bede Bishop of Whithorn Britain British Britons brother Buittle Candida Casa canons Carrick Castle cathedral Celtic century charter Chronicle church Cistercian consecrated crosses Cruggleton Cumbria Daphne Brooke David death Dervorgilla diocese document Douglas Dumfries Dundrennan Earl Edinburgh England English estates Fergus of Galloway Fergus's Gallovidians Galloway's Gilbert Glenken Glenluce Henry Hestan Hexham Hiberno-Norse Holm Cultram holy Holyrood honour Iona Ireland Irish Isles John Baliol Kentigern King of Scots kingdom Kirkcudbright knights lands later Loch lord of Galloway Macdoual Malcolm medieval Melrose military Miracula monastery monastic monks Morville native Norse Northumbrian parish Pecthelm Pictish Picts place-names princes raid recorded Roland Roman royal saints Scotland Scottish settlement Solway Soulseat St Ninian stone story Strathclyde stronghold survival TDGNHAS territory Thomas tradition Uchtred Uchtred's Welsh Wigtown Wigtownshire William William the Lyon