[Footnote 78: Videres Scotorum apud se ferocium alias
imbellium cuneos, (Guibert, p. 471;) the crus intectum and
hispida chlamys, may suit the Highlanders; but the finibus
uliginosis may rather apply to the Irish bogs. William of
Malmsbury expressly mentions the Welsh and Scots, &c., (l.
iv. p. 133,) who quitted, the former venatiorem, the latter
familiaritatem pulicum.]