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area. Boece's translator John Bellenden substituted Dunstaffnage for Evonium which led to the belief that the
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Writer A. J. Morton has suggested that if Evonium actually existed it could have been located at
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lost city
Scotland
Hector Boece
Scotorum Historiae
Lochaber
Stone of Scone
Dunstaffnage Castle
Irvine
The History of the Scots from Their First Origin
The Coronation Stone
"Stone of Destiny 'from Ayrshire, not Perthshire'"
Scotland on Sunday
the original
Flag of Scotland
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Scottish history
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expanding it
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European folklore
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expanding it
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Categories
16th century in Scotland
Lost cities and towns

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