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INTRODUCTION.
diem mensis Septembris jam instant non incedant nee aliquis eor. incedat
pedes aut eques indictiis subicinio Anglice a Jacke aut galea, Anglice a Salet
or a Knapescall, aut aliis armis defensivis quibusc. nee eqnitent aut eor. aliquis
equitet super equo aut equa cujus valor, communi hominum aestimatione,
excedit six solidos et octo denarios, nisi eontra Scotus vel alios regis inimicos.
Injungimus prasterea quod postquam ingressi fuerint vel eor. aliquis ingressus
fuerlt cajniiterium, ecelesire vel capellas cujuscunque infra territorium de
Tynedall et Riddisdall ad divina inibi audiend. vel orationes inibi faciend.
seu alia quajeunq. faciend. abjiciant sen deponant, sicq. eor. quilibet abjieiat
et deponat arma invasiva qujec. si quae habeant, si ad longitudinem unius
cubiti se extendant et quamdiu fuerint seu aliquis eor. fuerit infra eand.
eccliam seu capell. aut caemiter. ejusd. cum nuUo, sermonem aut verbuui
babeat nisi cum Curate aut Sacerdote illius eceliae vel capeUaj sub poena
excoram. majoris quam in eos et eorum queralibet casu quo bis uostris injunc-
tionibus aut uni eor. non paruerint cum effectu exuunc prout extunc et
extunc prout exnuuc promulgamus, in scriptis justitia mediante vobis
igitur &c.
Dat. in castro nio de Norliara sub s. nm 25 die mens. Sept.
A.D. 1498.
diem mensis Septembris jam instant non incedant nee aliquis eor. incedat
pedes aut eques indictiis subicinio Anglice a Jacke aut galea, Anglice a Salet
or a Knapescall, aut aliis armis defensivis quibusc. nee eqnitent aut eor. aliquis
equitet super equo aut equa cujus valor, communi hominum aestimatione,
excedit six solidos et octo denarios, nisi eontra Scotus vel alios regis inimicos.
Injungimus prasterea quod postquam ingressi fuerint vel eor. aliquis ingressus
fuerlt cajniiterium, ecelesire vel capellas cujuscunque infra territorium de
Tynedall et Riddisdall ad divina inibi audiend. vel orationes inibi faciend.
seu alia quajeunq. faciend. abjiciant sen deponant, sicq. eor. quilibet abjieiat
et deponat arma invasiva qujec. si quae habeant, si ad longitudinem unius
cubiti se extendant et quamdiu fuerint seu aliquis eor. fuerit infra eand.
eccliam seu capell. aut caemiter. ejusd. cum nuUo, sermonem aut verbuui
babeat nisi cum Curate aut Sacerdote illius eceliae vel capeUaj sub poena
excoram. majoris quam in eos et eorum queralibet casu quo bis uostris injunc-
tionibus aut uni eor. non paruerint cum effectu exuunc prout extunc et
extunc prout exnuuc promulgamus, in scriptis justitia mediante vobis
igitur &c.
Dat. in castro nio de Norliara sub s. nm 25 die mens. Sept.
A.D. 1498.
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > J. F. Campbell Collection > Minstrelsy of the Scottish border > (89) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/80601493 |
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| Description | Consisting of historical and romantic ballads, collected in the southern counties of Scotland; with a few of modern date, founded upon local tradition. |
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| Shelfmark | Cam.2.d.20 |
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| Description | Volumes from a collection of 610 books rich in Highland folklore, Ossianic literature and other Celtic subjects. Many of the books annotated by John Francis Campbell of Islay, who assembled the collection. |
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| Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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