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Authors: Victoria Whitworth
Prefecti
â senior royal officials and administrators.
Quale rosae fulgent inter sua lilia mixtae
â âSo roses shine when lilies round them blow' (Ovid).
Sharn
â excrement (Scots).
Smirr
â a drift of light rain (Scots).
Trowie
â an Orcadian world for the otherworldly people who inhabit mounds (see discussion in the Historical Note).
Trux aper insequitur totosque sub inguine dentes
â âThe wild boar thrust its tusks entire into his groin' (Ovid).
Yole
â a small fishing boat, pointed fore and aft, with one or two masts.
V
ICTORIA
W
HITWORTH
is a historian and bestselling author of
The Bone Thief
and
The Traitors' Pit
. Having worked as a lecturer, tour guide, artist's model and teacher, she now lives in Orkney, where she writes full time.
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First published in the UK in 2016 by Head of Zeus Ltd
Copyright © Victoria Whitworth, 2016
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ISBN (HB) 9781784082130
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