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• Pictish language — Infobox Language name=Pictish familycolor=Indo European region=Scotland family=Celtic [This has in the past been disputed, as for instance Jackson s suggestion of two Pictish languages, a Celtic and a non Indo European Pictish; see Jackson,… …   Wikipedia

• Óengus I — For the 9th century king of Picts, see Óengus II. Óengus mac Fergusa King of the Picts The figure of the Old Testament King David shown killing a lion on the St …   Wikipedia

• Óengus I of the Picts — Infobox Monarch name =Óengus son of Fergus title =King of the Picts caption =The figure of the Old Testament King David shown killing a lion on the St Andrews Sarcophagus is thought to represent King Óengus. The figure is dressed as a Roman… …   Wikipedia

• Ragnall ua Ímair — Ragnall (Old Irish Ragnall ua Ímair , [Or perhaps Ragnall Ua Ímair, representing a surname rather than the name of Ragnall s grandfather; Ó Cróinín, Early Medieval Ireland , p. 256, remarks of the grandsons of Ímar: curiously, their fathers are… …   Wikipedia

• Causantín mac Cináeda — 18th century depiction of Causantín, son of Kenneth MacAlpin. The depiction is highly anachronistic. King of the Picts Reign …   Wikipedia