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ABBREVIATIONS.
The following are the principal abbreviations used in the Glossary.
adj. adjective.
adv. adverb.
art. article.
conj. conjunction.
dem. pro. demonstrative pronoun.
interj. interjection.
prep, preposition.
pro. pronoun.
rel. pro. relative pronoun.
sb. substantive.
v. verb.
v. inf. verb, infinitive.
v. pp. verb, past participle.
v. pr. p. verb, present participle.
v. pr. t. verb, present tense.
v. pt. verb, past tense.
C. Covnter-Bvff.
C.B. Cry of Blood.
C. C. Caledon’s Complaint.
D. Doomesday.
D.JE. Dido and /Eneas.
F.F. Fancies Farewell.
H. Historic.
M. Miscellaneous Poems.
Ps. Psalms.
S. Sonnets.
S. (2nd), Sonnets, 2nd Series.
S. H. Spirituall Hymne.
T. C. True Crucifixe.
A.S. Anglo-Saxon.
F. French.
Ger. German.
Lat. Latin.
J. Jamieson’s Dictionary.
The Roman numerals i., ii., iii., &c., indicate the Poems, Sonnets, &c. ; but
in the ‘ Dido and /Eneas ’ the books. The ordinary numerals, 1, 2, 3, &c., in¬
dicate the lines ; but in the Psalms they show the verse, and in the ‘ Historic ’
the page. Words which occur very frequently have generally only one reference.
The following are the principal abbreviations used in the Glossary.
adj. adjective.
adv. adverb.
art. article.
conj. conjunction.
dem. pro. demonstrative pronoun.
interj. interjection.
prep, preposition.
pro. pronoun.
rel. pro. relative pronoun.
sb. substantive.
v. verb.
v. inf. verb, infinitive.
v. pp. verb, past participle.
v. pr. p. verb, present participle.
v. pr. t. verb, present tense.
v. pt. verb, past tense.
C. Covnter-Bvff.
C.B. Cry of Blood.
C. C. Caledon’s Complaint.
D. Doomesday.
D.JE. Dido and /Eneas.
F.F. Fancies Farewell.
H. Historic.
M. Miscellaneous Poems.
Ps. Psalms.
S. Sonnets.
S. (2nd), Sonnets, 2nd Series.
S. H. Spirituall Hymne.
T. C. True Crucifixe.
A.S. Anglo-Saxon.
F. French.
Ger. German.
Lat. Latin.
J. Jamieson’s Dictionary.
The Roman numerals i., ii., iii., &c., indicate the Poems, Sonnets, &c. ; but
in the ‘ Dido and /Eneas ’ the books. The ordinary numerals, 1, 2, 3, &c., in¬
dicate the lines ; but in the Psalms they show the verse, and in the ‘ Historic ’
the page. Words which occur very frequently have generally only one reference.
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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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