Saint Maeloc and his brother Saint Michael are decended from Scythian calvary officers who were assigned to the 6th legion on Hadrians wall. Their father Caddow king of Strathclyde was the first christian king of Briton. Ma mean 'give' in Hebrew, Ma Ma means mother but also 'giver giver'. El is god. Mael is giver to god otherwise known as priest. In later Welsh is was used for prince. Oc or Auch means cow, as in bulloch, aurock, etc. It is a very early paleo hebrew name which was written as MLK and again might be the origin for the word milk. Michael mean he who is like god, Malcolm is Mael=priest and Colm=curve this spiritual significance of the term colm will take sometime but it has siginificant spiritual meaning 'everlasting' Mael was fairly well understood to mean priest, and therefore Maeloc's name was sometimes shortened to just Loc. Camelot is an anglacized version of Cam-bus-Mael-Loc, meaning monstary of Saint Maeloc also known as Maelog and is a real place. Maeloc is the brother of Hael who became king of Strathclyde and fought against King Arthur. The cambus or campus is the seamonster the most common is the hippocampus - horse sea monster which was depicted as being white which was arthurs symbol and then there was the Wyrn which was the red dragon which was Hael's symbol. Hael is a abbreviated form of Michael (he who is like god) and he is known today as Saint Michael. Maeloc (MLK in paleo hebrew) was the spear bearer in ceremonies and his shorterned name Loc got added with Lance, i.e. Lancelot. Lancelot was expelled to Lugo in Email, Maeloc ended up in North West Spain in a place called Lugo, sound familure? @, Rhydderch Hael king of Strathclyde, Rhu = red derch (Drake)=dragon saint Michael.
Pegando na carta dos nobres escoceses ao papa. A questão é que na Cítia, no litoral norte do Mar Negro, a não ser eventualmente em datas demasiado recentes, não se falava a variante celta do indo-europeu. Não se falava lá e não se falava também ao longo do trajecto marítimo pelo Mediterrâneo até à Península Ibérica a origem próxima desses nobres que passaram da Irlanda à Escócia. Isto é, Breogan falava celta ou falava alguma outra variante do indo-europeu?
