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xxxviii.]
ALD TESTAMENT.
305
men, that soucht nocht thee, that thai knaw that
na God is hot thou, that thai tell out thi gret deedis.
3 Raase thin hand on hethinmen alienis, that thai se
thi power. 4 For as thou was hallowit in vs in the
sicht of thame, sa in our sicht thou salbe magnifijt
in thame, 5 That thai knaw thee, as alsa we haue
knawne, that naan vthir is God outtak thee, Lord.
6 Mak thou (a) new signes, and change thow merualis.
7 Glorifie the hand and the richt arme. 8 Raase thou
Strang vengeance, and sched out jre. 9 Tak away the
aduersarie, and turment the ennimy. 10 Haast thou
the tyme, and haue thou mynd on the end, that
thai tell out thi merualis, Lord our God.
[xxxviii]
The v lessoun on the samin day. Daniele iij. c°.
(Ane angel of the Lord, &c. And is in Ymbren
Setterday before Cristinmesse.)
[a) thou added above.
xxxvii. 2. that thai tell out: so Wy., P., R. 3, translating ut
enarrent, as in St., Kent., R. 2, SM., Arb. L. 4, West, have vt
enarrant. Sixt., Clem, read et enarrent.
5. outtak thee : prater te.
6. Mak thou new signes : Innova signa; Wy., ‘ Ennewe thou
signes.’ D., ‘ Rene we signes.’
8. strung vengeance: so P., R. 3. Vg., furorem; Wy.,
i wodnesse.’
9. Tak away: so P., R. 3, translating Tolle, as in Vg., but
Wy., ‘enhaunce’; Extolle, as in St., Hent., codd. Amiat.,
Sanger. 15, Corb. 1, SM., Arb., West.
10. Lord our God : SM. adds Domine Deus noster.
xxxviii. Cectio Daniclis propbetae.
The Lection is printed at full here in the Missals, except
Arb., which has the Rubric, ‘Require in Adventu Domini.’ R. 3
has, ‘ In tho daies the aungel of the lord, as on ymber Saturdai in
aduent.’ The reference is to xi.
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ALD TESTAMENT.
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men, that soucht nocht thee, that thai knaw that
na God is hot thou, that thai tell out thi gret deedis.
3 Raase thin hand on hethinmen alienis, that thai se
thi power. 4 For as thou was hallowit in vs in the
sicht of thame, sa in our sicht thou salbe magnifijt
in thame, 5 That thai knaw thee, as alsa we haue
knawne, that naan vthir is God outtak thee, Lord.
6 Mak thou (a) new signes, and change thow merualis.
7 Glorifie the hand and the richt arme. 8 Raase thou
Strang vengeance, and sched out jre. 9 Tak away the
aduersarie, and turment the ennimy. 10 Haast thou
the tyme, and haue thou mynd on the end, that
thai tell out thi merualis, Lord our God.
[xxxviii]
The v lessoun on the samin day. Daniele iij. c°.
(Ane angel of the Lord, &c. And is in Ymbren
Setterday before Cristinmesse.)
[a) thou added above.
xxxvii. 2. that thai tell out: so Wy., P., R. 3, translating ut
enarrent, as in St., Kent., R. 2, SM., Arb. L. 4, West, have vt
enarrant. Sixt., Clem, read et enarrent.
5. outtak thee : prater te.
6. Mak thou new signes : Innova signa; Wy., ‘ Ennewe thou
signes.’ D., ‘ Rene we signes.’
8. strung vengeance: so P., R. 3. Vg., furorem; Wy.,
i wodnesse.’
9. Tak away: so P., R. 3, translating Tolle, as in Vg., but
Wy., ‘enhaunce’; Extolle, as in St., Hent., codd. Amiat.,
Sanger. 15, Corb. 1, SM., Arb., West.
10. Lord our God : SM. adds Domine Deus noster.
xxxviii. Cectio Daniclis propbetae.
The Lection is printed at full here in the Missals, except
Arb., which has the Rubric, ‘Require in Adventu Domini.’ R. 3
has, ‘ In tho daies the aungel of the lord, as on ymber Saturdai in
aduent.’ The reference is to xi.
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Publications by Scottish clubs > Scottish Text Society publications > Old series > New Testament in Scots > Volume 3, 1905 > (323) |
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Description | Volume 3. Actes-Apocalipsis, Epistles of the Ald Testament. |
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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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