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INDEX OF FIRST
LINES.
453
It is ane mortall pane to heir and
se 315
It is grit petie for to se . . 331
It that I gif I haif, It that I len I
craiff 344
King hart in to his cumlie castell
Strang 254
Lang heff I maed of ladyes quhytt 416
Leiff luif my luif nor langir I it lyk 342
Lord god quhowe lang will sic
lawe lest ..... 427
Lucina Schyning in silence of the
nycht ..... 405
Luif vertew euer and all vycis fle . 48
Luke that na thing to syn the tyce 44
Madam Jour men sad thai wald
ryd 417
Mair mischeuous and wickit warld 324
Maist loyall lord ay for thy lawtie
lowit. ..... 434
Man sen thy lyf is ay in weir . 253
Meiknes with mesoure . . . 343
Memento homo quod cinis es . 218
Mony man makis ryme and luikis
to na ressoun . . . .159
Musing allone this hinder nicht . 191
Mwsing alone this hyndir nycht . 372
My hartis tresure and swete as¬
sured fo . . . . . 386
My lordis all sen abstinence is tane 327
My sone gif thow to the court will
ga 169
My sone in court gif thow pleisis
remane ..... 21
Now lythis off ane gentill knycht. 2
Now man behald this warldis
vaniteis 393
O cruell tyger and serpent venno-
mous 235
Of benefyce sir at euery feist . 8
Of feberjeir the fyftein nycht . 12
Off Benefice Sir at everie feist . 385
Off februar the fiftene nicht. . 183
Off god the misknawlege . . 326
Off ladies bewties to declair . 66
Off lentren In the first moirnyng . 382
Off liddisdaill the commoun thevis 301
Off women now this I say for me. 343
O Gallandis all I cry and call . 355
O gracious princes guid and fair . 414
O gratious god almychtie and
eterne ..... 40
O hie eternale god of micht . 24
O Immensa trinitas . . . 197
O leving lord that maid baythe
hewin and hell .... 303
O Lord our syne hes done the
tene 317
O synfull man into this mortall sey 394
Oure Souerane lord in to thy
tendir aige .... 445
O wrachit weird O fals feinjeit
fortoun 49
O wreche be war this warld will
wend the fro . . . . 221
Pas-tyme with godlie cwmpanye . 336
Precelland prince that hes na peir 248
Precedent prince haueand pre¬
rogative ..... 396
Quha doutis bot dremis is greit
fantasie 173
Quhair is the blythnes that hes
bein ...... 37
Quhan wthair wyfes war glaid . 69
Quhat is this lyfe bot ane straucht
way to deid .... 350
Quben fair flora goddes of the
flouris ..... 200
Quhen halie kirk first flurist in
Jouthheid ..... 217
Quhen phebus in the ranie elude . 205
Quho thinkis that he hes Sufficence 366
Quhomto sail I compleine my wo 401
Quhone I haue done considder . 320
Quhone pryd Is in pryce . . 342
Reios henrie most cristinit king of
france ..... 30
Religioun now Is raknit as ane
fabill . . . . • 55
Richt as all stringis ar cupillit in
ane harpe 115
Richt as the Sterne of day begouth
to schyne . . . . .89
Rolling In my Rememberance . 370
Rycht fane wald I my quentance
mak ...... 399
Sad and solitare sittand myn allone 250
Sair is the recent murmur and
regrat 429
Saluiour Suppois my sensualite . 393
Schir at this fest off benefyce . 6
Schir at this feist of Benefice . 376
Schir for Jour grace bayth nicht
and day 220
Schir I complane off Iniuris . . 10
Schir lohne the ros thair Is ane
thing compylit .... 71
Schir lat It neuer In tounebe tald 19
Schir sen of men ar dyuers sortis . 246
Schir Je haue mony seruitouris . 222
Schir Je Remember as befoir . 346
Sir Jhon Sinclair begowthe to
dance ..... 415
Still vndir the levis grene . . ^360
Sum of the poyetis and makaris
that ar now .... 325
Sum tyme the warld so stedfast
wes and stable .... 397
Sum tyme to court I did Repair . 335
LINES.
453
It is ane mortall pane to heir and
se 315
It is grit petie for to se . . 331
It that I gif I haif, It that I len I
craiff 344
King hart in to his cumlie castell
Strang 254
Lang heff I maed of ladyes quhytt 416
Leiff luif my luif nor langir I it lyk 342
Lord god quhowe lang will sic
lawe lest ..... 427
Lucina Schyning in silence of the
nycht ..... 405
Luif vertew euer and all vycis fle . 48
Luke that na thing to syn the tyce 44
Madam Jour men sad thai wald
ryd 417
Mair mischeuous and wickit warld 324
Maist loyall lord ay for thy lawtie
lowit. ..... 434
Man sen thy lyf is ay in weir . 253
Meiknes with mesoure . . . 343
Memento homo quod cinis es . 218
Mony man makis ryme and luikis
to na ressoun . . . .159
Musing allone this hinder nicht . 191
Mwsing alone this hyndir nycht . 372
My hartis tresure and swete as¬
sured fo . . . . . 386
My lordis all sen abstinence is tane 327
My sone gif thow to the court will
ga 169
My sone in court gif thow pleisis
remane ..... 21
Now lythis off ane gentill knycht. 2
Now man behald this warldis
vaniteis 393
O cruell tyger and serpent venno-
mous 235
Of benefyce sir at euery feist . 8
Of feberjeir the fyftein nycht . 12
Off Benefice Sir at everie feist . 385
Off februar the fiftene nicht. . 183
Off god the misknawlege . . 326
Off ladies bewties to declair . 66
Off lentren In the first moirnyng . 382
Off liddisdaill the commoun thevis 301
Off women now this I say for me. 343
O Gallandis all I cry and call . 355
O gracious princes guid and fair . 414
O gratious god almychtie and
eterne ..... 40
O hie eternale god of micht . 24
O Immensa trinitas . . . 197
O leving lord that maid baythe
hewin and hell .... 303
O Lord our syne hes done the
tene 317
O synfull man into this mortall sey 394
Oure Souerane lord in to thy
tendir aige .... 445
O wrachit weird O fals feinjeit
fortoun 49
O wreche be war this warld will
wend the fro . . . . 221
Pas-tyme with godlie cwmpanye . 336
Precelland prince that hes na peir 248
Precedent prince haueand pre¬
rogative ..... 396
Quha doutis bot dremis is greit
fantasie 173
Quhair is the blythnes that hes
bein ...... 37
Quhan wthair wyfes war glaid . 69
Quhat is this lyfe bot ane straucht
way to deid .... 350
Quben fair flora goddes of the
flouris ..... 200
Quhen halie kirk first flurist in
Jouthheid ..... 217
Quhen phebus in the ranie elude . 205
Quho thinkis that he hes Sufficence 366
Quhomto sail I compleine my wo 401
Quhone I haue done considder . 320
Quhone pryd Is in pryce . . 342
Reios henrie most cristinit king of
france ..... 30
Religioun now Is raknit as ane
fabill . . . . • 55
Richt as all stringis ar cupillit in
ane harpe 115
Richt as the Sterne of day begouth
to schyne . . . . .89
Rolling In my Rememberance . 370
Rycht fane wald I my quentance
mak ...... 399
Sad and solitare sittand myn allone 250
Sair is the recent murmur and
regrat 429
Saluiour Suppois my sensualite . 393
Schir at this fest off benefyce . 6
Schir at this feist of Benefice . 376
Schir for Jour grace bayth nicht
and day 220
Schir I complane off Iniuris . . 10
Schir lohne the ros thair Is ane
thing compylit .... 71
Schir lat It neuer In tounebe tald 19
Schir sen of men ar dyuers sortis . 246
Schir Je haue mony seruitouris . 222
Schir Je Remember as befoir . 346
Sir Jhon Sinclair begowthe to
dance ..... 415
Still vndir the levis grene . . ^360
Sum of the poyetis and makaris
that ar now .... 325
Sum tyme the warld so stedfast
wes and stable .... 397
Sum tyme to court I did Repair . 335
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| Description | Containing poems by Sir Richard Maitland, Dunbar, Douglas, Henryson, and others / edited by W.A. Craigie. 2 volumes. Volume 1 contains the complete text of the Maitland folio manuscript from the original in the Pepysian library, Magdalene college, Cambridge, and Volume 2, a full description of the manuscript, together with textual notes, vocabulary, and other relevant matter. |
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