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Meldred is a
character who
appears in
literary accounts of post-Roman Britain. He is
identified as a
chieftain in part of what is now
southern Scotland...
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captor of
Lailoken is the
local king
Meldred. Lailoken's
madness has
endowed him with the gift of
prophecy and
Meldred holds him in his
fortress at Drumeller...
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Abbot of
Dunkeld Died 1045
Spouse Bethóc
Issue Duncan I of
Scotland Daughter Meldred House House of
Dunkeld Father Duncan,
abbot of Dunkeld? (possibly)...
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succeeded by his son
Meldred. He in turn was
succeeded by his son
Robert Fitz
Meldred.
Already before the
Neville marriage, the Fitz
Meldred family was a major...
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saint grants the madman's wish, and
later that day the
shepherds of King
Meldred capture him, beat him with clubs, then cast him into the
river Tweed where...
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underwent a triple-death, at the
hands of some
shepherds of the under-king
Meldred:
stoned and
beaten by the shepherds, he
falls over a
cliff and is impaled...
- 5 "Sliding Doors" 15 February 2022 (2022-02-15) N/A Fifteen-year-old
Meldred is
rushed into A&E
after being stabbed in the
thigh by a
stranger while...
- twelfth-century text,
Lailoken poses three riddles to his
captor King
Meldred. The
earliest riddles attested in
Irish are
generally held to be found...
- came to
existence in the 13th century, by the
marriage of
Robert fitz
Meldred, lord of Raby, to
Isabel de Neville, the
heiress of a
family of Norman...
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Frasco • Muni****l
Council Members Editha L.
Diocampo Lycel S.
Estremos Meldred E.
Otadoy Jey O.
Belarmino Nelson C.
Sumalinog Emilia P.
Lativo Tomas L...
