Beth davies

“He who searches for enlightenment, Shall find confusion. He who seeks to slay another, Shall slay himself. He who travels to the deepest reaches of the Underworld, Shall find heaven. He who has lost his soul and cannot save himself, Shall save us all.”
― Sarah Woodbury, Heroes of Medieval Wales: Daughter of Time/The Good Knight: Two Historical Series Starters

“Honor is lost a day at a time—a year at a time—not all at once.”
― Sarah Woodbury, Heroes of Medieval Wales: Daughter of Time/The Good Knight: Two Historical Series Starters

“The later years of the Romans, who abandoned Britain in 410, were perturbed by attacks of the Scoti (Scots) from Ireland, and it is to a settlement in Argyll of “Dalriadic” Scots from Ireland about 500 A.D. that our country owes the name of Scotland.”
― Andrew Lang, A Short History of Scotland

“Like his heroes, the men in the Cuchullain sagas fight from light chariots, drawn by two ponies, and we know that so fought the tribes in Scotland encountered by Agricola the Roman General (81-85 A.D.) It is even said in the Irish epics that Cuchullain learned his chariotry in Alba—that is, in our Scotland.”
― Andrew Lang, A Short History of Scotland