An inquiry into the origin of the name of the Scottish nation
presented to the Society of Antiquaries, at Edinburgh, December 1780
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.9750/arch.scot.1.1-12Keywords:
toponymy, onomastics, CaledoniaAbstract
To a Society, the purpose of whose institution is to investigate the antiquities of their nation, any reasonable attempt to account for the name of that nation, cannot be unacceptable; and this subject seems naturally to present itself, as a proper introduction to their future inquiries.