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these as 1597a and 1597t, without bias of priority. When
referring to both editions, or to the common title, I have
used the symbol [1597]. The general title-page is as follows :—
[Within a broad border of ornaments] / the / Varkis of
the / famous & vvorthie / Knicht Sir Dauid Lindsay of the /
Mont, alias Lyoun, King of Armes. / Newlie correctit and
vindicate from / the former errouris quhairvvith they vver be- / fair
corruptit: and augmentit with / sundry vvarkis neuer befoir /
imprentit. / The Contentis of the Buik, and quhat / Warkis
ar augmentit, the next / syde sail schaw. / Viuet etiam post
funera virtus. / Iob. 7. / Militia est vita hominis super terram. /
[two ornaments] / Imprentit at Edinburgh be Henrie /
Charteris. 1597. / Cum Priuilegio Regali.
Quarto. Collation: A-X8. Blackletter, 35 lines to the page.
Device of Henrie Charteris on X8b.
Selected Identifi-ations of Editions.
1597a.
Bia Ane Prologue.
C7a (Quod he)
D7a contain
E3b skaith that
E4a foure
E8b (headline) first
G4a No rule over sub-title.
H5a No ornaments.
I4b Ornaments.
I5a Ornaments.
I5b No sidenotes.
I6a No ornaments.
N6b Title of TCP from Com-
pylit . . . quiescit in
Roman.
04a directit
Pia betvvixt
Q6a, Q7a No sidenotes.
R4a the division
T4a The Tragedie of the
T7b Prelatis
U5b Quod Lyndsay (in Roman).
Not paginated.
Headlines in small Roman.
vol. w, iv.
I597T.
The Prologue.
[Quod he]
contein
skaith rhat
foure
Secvnd
Rule over sub-title.
Ornaments.
Block of male and female
heads.
Different ornaments.
Sidenotes.
Ornaments.
This portion of the title is
in italics.
direct
Betwixt
sidenotes.
ye division
The tragedie of the Car-
Prelates
(in blackletter).
paginated.
Headlines in Roman caps.
e
65
these as 1597a and 1597t, without bias of priority. When
referring to both editions, or to the common title, I have
used the symbol [1597]. The general title-page is as follows :—
[Within a broad border of ornaments] / the / Varkis of
the / famous & vvorthie / Knicht Sir Dauid Lindsay of the /
Mont, alias Lyoun, King of Armes. / Newlie correctit and
vindicate from / the former errouris quhairvvith they vver be- / fair
corruptit: and augmentit with / sundry vvarkis neuer befoir /
imprentit. / The Contentis of the Buik, and quhat / Warkis
ar augmentit, the next / syde sail schaw. / Viuet etiam post
funera virtus. / Iob. 7. / Militia est vita hominis super terram. /
[two ornaments] / Imprentit at Edinburgh be Henrie /
Charteris. 1597. / Cum Priuilegio Regali.
Quarto. Collation: A-X8. Blackletter, 35 lines to the page.
Device of Henrie Charteris on X8b.
Selected Identifi-ations of Editions.
1597a.
Bia Ane Prologue.
C7a (Quod he)
D7a contain
E3b skaith that
E4a foure
E8b (headline) first
G4a No rule over sub-title.
H5a No ornaments.
I4b Ornaments.
I5a Ornaments.
I5b No sidenotes.
I6a No ornaments.
N6b Title of TCP from Com-
pylit . . . quiescit in
Roman.
04a directit
Pia betvvixt
Q6a, Q7a No sidenotes.
R4a the division
T4a The Tragedie of the
T7b Prelatis
U5b Quod Lyndsay (in Roman).
Not paginated.
Headlines in small Roman.
vol. w, iv.
I597T.
The Prologue.
[Quod he]
contein
skaith rhat
foure
Secvnd
Rule over sub-title.
Ornaments.
Block of male and female
heads.
Different ornaments.
Sidenotes.
Ornaments.
This portion of the title is
in italics.
direct
Betwixt
sidenotes.
ye division
The tragedie of the Car-
Prelates
(in blackletter).
paginated.
Headlines in Roman caps.
e
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| Description | Edited by Douglas Hamer. Edinburgh : Printed for the Society by W. Blackwood & Sons Ltd., 1931-1936. Contents : Volume 1. Text of the poems. -- Volume 2. Ane satyre of the thrie estaitis, versions I-III. -- Volume 3. Notes to the poems. -- Volume 4. Introduction. Bibliography (p.[1]-122) Notes to Ane satyre. Appendices and indexes. Glossary. |
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