[619] Fordun, vol. iv. p. 12.
[620] Beda, L. 5, c. 21.
[621] Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland, &c., 8vo, p. 410.
[622] Itiner. Septent., p. 165. Pennant says, height from ground to roof eighty feet, and, including the spire, one hundred and three feet.—Tour, vol. iii. p. 162.
[623] The drawing of the Brechin doorway is carefully made to scale, and the measurements have been taken for me by an experienced practical builder, so that they may be relied upon for accuracy.
[624] Archæologia, vol. ii. p. 85, Plate v.
[625] Martin's Western Isles, p. 154.
[626] Sinclair's Stat. Acc. vol. xix. p. 417.