"About an Egyptian queen who left... or escaped"
According to the Milesian Legends, the Gaelic people of Ireland and Scotland descend from people who originally were Scythians. There was a period described as a "sojourn" in Egypt; Nel, son of Finneus Farsaid, king of Scythia, was brought there by Pharoah to teach the languages of the world that he had learned during his travels, to work on the Tower of Nimrod (Babel) in Asia, and to many other locales. While there, Nel married Scota, daughter of Pharoah, and returned to Scythia. From there, they returned to Egypt for a time, and then on to Milesia, known to us as Spain, and eventually on to Hibernia. This was supposedly 1,500 years before the birth of Jesus Christ.
Yes, it was Scota. Thank you.
Correction... I used the modern "Finneus," instead of the archaic "Feinius."