[Illustration: FIG. 49.--The Trinity in One Single God, holding the Balances and the Compasses. From an Italian Miniature of the XIII. Cent. From _Christian Iconography_ (Didron).] Ursula, as the daughter of Maurus, would have been Maura, and in face of the walking-on-the-sea story she was, no doubt, the Mairymaid, Merrowmaid, or Mermaid. Of St. Margaret we read that after her body had been broiled with burning brands, the blessed Virgin, without any hurt, issued out of the water. That St. Michael was associated in Art with a similar incident is evident from his miraculous preservation of a woman "wrapped in the floods of the sea". St. Michael "kept this wife all whole, and she was delivered and childed among the waves in the middle of the sea".[233] The Latin word _mergere_, _i.e._, Margery, means to sink into the sea, and _emerge_ means to rise out of the sea. In Cornwall Margery Daw is elevated into _Saint_ Margery Daw, and we may assume that her celebrated see-saw was the eternal merging and emerging of the Sun and Moon. The Cornish pinnacle associated with Maggie Figgy of St. Levan may be connoted with a monolith overlooking Loch Leven and entitled, "Carlin Maggie" or "Witch Maggie". This precipitous rock is precisely the same granite formation as is Maggie Figgy's Chair, and legend says that it originated from Maggie "flyting" the devil who turned her into stone.[234] The Scotch Loch Leven is known locally as Loch Eleven, "because it is eleven miles round, is surrounded by eleven hills, is fed or drained by eleven streams, has eleven islands, is tenanted by eleven kinds of fish".[235] It was also said to have been surrounded by the estates of eleven lairds. At Dunfermline is St. Margaret's Stone, "probably the last remnant of a Druid circle or a cromlech".[236] The megalithic Long Meg in Westmorland, standing by what is termed the "Maiden Way," is in close proximity to Hunsonby. The Dutch for _sun_ is _zon_, the German is _sonne_, whence Hunsonby in all probability was once deemed a _by_ or _abode_ of _Hunson_ the _ancient sun_ or _zone_.