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PROPER NAMES.
Adam, Ai 67.
Albert, R 1698. Albertus Magnus. See note.
AmbroB, Ay 25. St Ambrose.
Ancelyne, Ay 21. Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury.
Antecladyane, R 521. Anticlaudianus of Alanus de Insulis (Alain de
Lille). See note.
Anthioch, R 249.
Arastotelas, Arestotyll, Aristotil, R 1354, 1710, 1784.
Augustine, -yne, Ay 28, 32 &c. St A. of Hippo.
Barnard, Ay 9. St Bernard of Clairvaux.
Beid, Ay 56. Beda (Venerable Bede).
Bul^one, R 248. Bouillon. See also Gothra.
Crist, Cryst, Ai 74, 99 &c. See also Ihesu C.
Dauid, Dawy, R 1500, 1646, Ai 106, Dauidis {gen. sg.), R 63. David,
King of Israel.
Eue, Ai 67.
Gothra, -ray, R 248 (see note), 254. Godfrey of Bouillon.
Gregore, Ay 45, 53, 76. Pope Gregory the great.
I. de R., D Expl. The scribe of Documenta Matris. See Introduction,
lerome, Ay 18.
Ierusalem(e, A6 37, 49, 77, 82.
Ihesu Crist, I. Cryst, Ax 233, 245, Ay 5, 13, I. Cristis {gen. sg.), Ay 2.
lohne the baptyst, Ai 73.
Louk, Ay 38. St Luke the evangelist.
Magdalyne, Ai 105. St Mary Magdalene.
Mary (virgyne), Ai 47, 233.
Matho, Ai 105, Ay 42. St Matthew the evangelist.
Mortymar, R 1521. See note.
Os Aurii, Ay 35, 71. St John Chrysostom.
Paul(l, R 625, Ai 104. The apostle P.
Petyr, Ai 104. The apostle P.
Plato, R 1711, 1783.
Ratis {t gen. sg.), R 1801. ? Rate. See Introduction.
Roboame, A6 136. Rehoboam.
Salamone, Salo-, R 57, 1785, A6 1, 383, Salomonis (Lat. gen. sg.), A6
Expl. Solomon, King of Israel.
Socratas, R 1783.
V. de F., A6 Expl. The scribe of this MS. See Introduction.
Virgyll, R 1783.
Ypocras, R 1354, 1784. Hippocrates.
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PROPER NAMES.
Adam, Ai 67.
Albert, R 1698. Albertus Magnus. See note.
AmbroB, Ay 25. St Ambrose.
Ancelyne, Ay 21. Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury.
Antecladyane, R 521. Anticlaudianus of Alanus de Insulis (Alain de
Lille). See note.
Anthioch, R 249.
Arastotelas, Arestotyll, Aristotil, R 1354, 1710, 1784.
Augustine, -yne, Ay 28, 32 &c. St A. of Hippo.
Barnard, Ay 9. St Bernard of Clairvaux.
Beid, Ay 56. Beda (Venerable Bede).
Bul^one, R 248. Bouillon. See also Gothra.
Crist, Cryst, Ai 74, 99 &c. See also Ihesu C.
Dauid, Dawy, R 1500, 1646, Ai 106, Dauidis {gen. sg.), R 63. David,
King of Israel.
Eue, Ai 67.
Gothra, -ray, R 248 (see note), 254. Godfrey of Bouillon.
Gregore, Ay 45, 53, 76. Pope Gregory the great.
I. de R., D Expl. The scribe of Documenta Matris. See Introduction,
lerome, Ay 18.
Ierusalem(e, A6 37, 49, 77, 82.
Ihesu Crist, I. Cryst, Ax 233, 245, Ay 5, 13, I. Cristis {gen. sg.), Ay 2.
lohne the baptyst, Ai 73.
Louk, Ay 38. St Luke the evangelist.
Magdalyne, Ai 105. St Mary Magdalene.
Mary (virgyne), Ai 47, 233.
Matho, Ai 105, Ay 42. St Matthew the evangelist.
Mortymar, R 1521. See note.
Os Aurii, Ay 35, 71. St John Chrysostom.
Paul(l, R 625, Ai 104. The apostle P.
Petyr, Ai 104. The apostle P.
Plato, R 1711, 1783.
Ratis {t gen. sg.), R 1801. ? Rate. See Introduction.
Roboame, A6 136. Rehoboam.
Salamone, Salo-, R 57, 1785, A6 1, 383, Salomonis (Lat. gen. sg.), A6
Expl. Solomon, King of Israel.
Socratas, R 1783.
V. de F., A6 Expl. The scribe of this MS. See Introduction.
Virgyll, R 1783.
Ypocras, R 1354, 1784. Hippocrates.
PRINTED EY WILLIAM BLACKWOOD & SONS LTD.
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Description | A collection of over 100 Scottish texts dating from around 1400 to 1700. Most titles are in Scots, and include editions of poetry, drama, and prose by major Scottish writers such as John Barbour, William Dunbar, Gavin Douglas, and George Buchanan. Edited by a key scholarly publisher of Scotland's literary history, and published from the late 19th century onwards by the Scottish Text Society. Available here are STS series 1-3. |
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