Kenith, king of Scotland, had slain Cruthlintus the son, and Malcolmus Duffus the king and kinsman of Fenelia: she, to be revenged of the murderer, caused a statue to be framed with admirable art. In one of the hands of it was an apple of gold set full of precious stones, which, whosoever touched, was immediately slain with many darts, which the statue threw or shot at him. Kenith, suspecting nothing, was invited to this place, and being slain in this manner, Fenelia escaped over into Ireland.