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CHAPTER XIII.
CHAPTER XIII.
How mony landis ar in Europe
And quha foundit first Rome our hope.
THE landis ]?at in Europe lyis
The north art all occupiis. 1170
In to the north of Europe is
A revere J?at hecht Tannais,
Quhare pare standis hillis hie
That hecht ]?e hillis of Raphay,
And fra ]?e watter of Tannais
South one to Danay strekand is
A land callit Nethere Sythia;
Wnder Sythy lyis in Asya,
And till it is marchand nere,
Albeid J>ai ly in parteis seire, 1180
Forthy sum haldis pat baith pai
Suld be bot a Sythia.
f. 19 «. In it is lyand halely
Lectow land and Albany,
Gotland als and Dacia;
Thire lyis in Nythere Sythia.
Fra pe watter of Dan aye
Till Alpes, that ar hillis hie
Chap. XIII.
This next Chapitere folowande
Sail tell yhow how Ewrope is lyande. RL.
This next] Now })e L, Tellis how L.
How mony landis lyis in Ewrope,
And quha first foundit Rome oure hope. E2.
Quhow baith Britan and Irland
Within Ewrope is lyand. A.

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1903-1914 - Original chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun
DescriptionPrinted on parallel pages from the Cottonian and Wemyss mss., with the variants of the other texts. Edited, with introduction, notes, and glossary, by F.J. Amours. Edinburgh : Printed for the Society by W. Blackwood and Sons, 1903-14. 6 volumes. Vol. 1 edited from F.J. Amours' MSS. by John T.T. Brown and George Neilson, with a memoir and a portrait of F.J. Amours (p. [xiii]-xvi). Contents: Vol.1 Introduction, notes, glossary, and index -- Vol.2 Books I-III (creation to ca. 752 B.C.) -- Vol.3 Books IV-V ch 1-12 (752 B.C.-395 A.D.) -- Vol.4 Books V ch 13,14-VII ch 1-7 (407-1165 A.D.) -- Vol.5 Books VII ch 8-10-VIII ch 1-24 (1165-1332 A.D.) -- Vol.6 Books VIII ch 25-40-IX (1333-1408 A.D.).
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