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INDEX OF HISTORICAL PERSONS
301
Lindsay, Sir David (1490-1555), of the Mount: Complaynt 91-93;
Test. Sq. Meldrum 92.
Lindsay, John (11563), 5th Lord Lindsay : Test. Sq. Meldrum 23, 205;
Sat. 3254.
Lindsay, Norman (fi586), of Kilquhiss, 3rd son of John, 5th Lord
Lindsay: Test. Sq. Meldrum 208.
Lindsay, Patrick (11526), 4th Lord Lindsay: Hist. Sq. Meldrum
i5I9.
Lindsay, Patrick (fisSg), later 6th Lord Lindsay : Test. Sq. Meldrum
208.
Lindsay, Sir Walter [fl. 1470-1547), of Torfichen : Test. Sq. Meldrum
24-28.
Loretto, Hermit of : see Doughty, Thomas.
Louis XII. (1462-1515), King of France 1499-1515 : Hist. Sq. Meldrum
249, 261, 601-83 ; Mon. 5425.
Luther, Martin (1483-1546), German Reformer : Sat. 2071.
Lydgate, John (1370-1451), English poet: Papyngo 12.
M‘Alpine, John (fi557); see Machabeus.
M'Crery, John {fl. 1524-1540), fool at court: Complaynt 283.
Macfarlane, Andrew {fl. 1516), head of the Clan Macfarlane : Hist.
Sq. Meldrum 1051-1151.
Machabeus, John (ti557). pseud, of John Macalpine, Scottish
Reformer and scholar living in Denmark : Mon. title page ISSd.
M'Kesoun, James {fl. 1531-1542), lackey in the wardrobe : Bagsche
73- 79-
Madeleine of France (1518-1537), Queen of Scotland 1536-1537:
Deploratioun ; Tragedie 89.
Margaret Tudor (1489-1541), Queen of Scotland 1503-1513 : Com¬
playnt 81 ; Papyngo 532-48.
Marie de Lorraine (1515-1560), Queen of Scotland 1538-42 : Descrip¬
tion of a Pageant; Jousting; SydeTaillis; Tragedie 94.
Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587), Queen of Scotland 1542-1568:
Mon. 12-16.
Melanchthon, Philip (1497-1560), German Reformer : Sat. 2072.
Meldrum, Squyer William (1485-1550), of Cleish and Binns : Hist.
and Test. Sq. Meldrum.
Mersar {fl. 1500), Scottish poet, first name not traced : Papyngo 19.
Murdoch, Duke : see Stewart, Murdoch.
Nurse {fl. 1530). Nurse of James V. : Com-playnt 83.
Popes : see Index of Biblical and Theological References, under
Alexander, Celistene, Clement, John, Julius. For Popes who
are also Saints, as Clement, Cletus, Gregory, Linus, Peter,
Sylvester, see Index of Saints.
Queens : see Madeleine of France ; Margaret Tudor ; Marie
de Lorraine ; Mary, Queen of Scots.
Quentin {fl. 1500), Scottish poet: Papyngo 19 (see note).
Regent, The : see Arces ; Hamilton, James ; Stewart, John.
Robert III. (1340-1406), King of Scotland 1390-1406 : Papyngo 417.
Rothes, Earl of : see Leslie, George.
Rothesay, Duke of : see Stewart, David.
301
Lindsay, Sir David (1490-1555), of the Mount: Complaynt 91-93;
Test. Sq. Meldrum 92.
Lindsay, John (11563), 5th Lord Lindsay : Test. Sq. Meldrum 23, 205;
Sat. 3254.
Lindsay, Norman (fi586), of Kilquhiss, 3rd son of John, 5th Lord
Lindsay: Test. Sq. Meldrum 208.
Lindsay, Patrick (11526), 4th Lord Lindsay: Hist. Sq. Meldrum
i5I9.
Lindsay, Patrick (fisSg), later 6th Lord Lindsay : Test. Sq. Meldrum
208.
Lindsay, Sir Walter [fl. 1470-1547), of Torfichen : Test. Sq. Meldrum
24-28.
Loretto, Hermit of : see Doughty, Thomas.
Louis XII. (1462-1515), King of France 1499-1515 : Hist. Sq. Meldrum
249, 261, 601-83 ; Mon. 5425.
Luther, Martin (1483-1546), German Reformer : Sat. 2071.
Lydgate, John (1370-1451), English poet: Papyngo 12.
M‘Alpine, John (fi557); see Machabeus.
M'Crery, John {fl. 1524-1540), fool at court: Complaynt 283.
Macfarlane, Andrew {fl. 1516), head of the Clan Macfarlane : Hist.
Sq. Meldrum 1051-1151.
Machabeus, John (ti557). pseud, of John Macalpine, Scottish
Reformer and scholar living in Denmark : Mon. title page ISSd.
M'Kesoun, James {fl. 1531-1542), lackey in the wardrobe : Bagsche
73- 79-
Madeleine of France (1518-1537), Queen of Scotland 1536-1537:
Deploratioun ; Tragedie 89.
Margaret Tudor (1489-1541), Queen of Scotland 1503-1513 : Com¬
playnt 81 ; Papyngo 532-48.
Marie de Lorraine (1515-1560), Queen of Scotland 1538-42 : Descrip¬
tion of a Pageant; Jousting; SydeTaillis; Tragedie 94.
Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587), Queen of Scotland 1542-1568:
Mon. 12-16.
Melanchthon, Philip (1497-1560), German Reformer : Sat. 2072.
Meldrum, Squyer William (1485-1550), of Cleish and Binns : Hist.
and Test. Sq. Meldrum.
Mersar {fl. 1500), Scottish poet, first name not traced : Papyngo 19.
Murdoch, Duke : see Stewart, Murdoch.
Nurse {fl. 1530). Nurse of James V. : Com-playnt 83.
Popes : see Index of Biblical and Theological References, under
Alexander, Celistene, Clement, John, Julius. For Popes who
are also Saints, as Clement, Cletus, Gregory, Linus, Peter,
Sylvester, see Index of Saints.
Queens : see Madeleine of France ; Margaret Tudor ; Marie
de Lorraine ; Mary, Queen of Scots.
Quentin {fl. 1500), Scottish poet: Papyngo 19 (see note).
Regent, The : see Arces ; Hamilton, James ; Stewart, John.
Robert III. (1340-1406), King of Scotland 1390-1406 : Papyngo 417.
Rothes, Earl of : see Leslie, George.
Rothesay, Duke of : see Stewart, David.
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