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Scythian Origins of the Scots - Gaelic Milesians in the Irish Book of Invasions

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The myth of the Milesians, written in the Irish Book of Invasions, is a foundational legend of the Gaels and Celtic peoples of Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Britain. Here is a short introduction to the Coming of the Milesians as it is portrayed in the Lebor Gabala Erenn.

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