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MISCELLANY XII
de quo questio moueatur. Et sic enrmr in pads pulcritudine et iustitia habitabit
in terra nostra et quod suum est cuique tribuetm.
22. Item multum gauderemus si per maritagium primogeniti Anglic cum
filia nostra et herede e contra nos et ipsi vnus populus fueramus, et, cum idem
finis ex oblatis resultet, sequitur quod nunc sicut et tunc consentire et ap-
plaudere debeamus. <Sed forsan non est eadem nec equa nunc sicut tunc
ratio. >
23. Item ex ista pace multa alia commoda subsequentur, quia terre vaste et
inculte per aduenas inhabitabuntur, ville vacue inhabitabuntur, et vaste re-edi-
ficabuntur, et terre ad antiquum1 statum et taxationem ascendent et per
communicationes aduenarum2 et mercatorum regnicole ditabuntur et mundus
erit quasi vtupeus. Et multe vtilitates alie accrescent que prudens animus poterit
prouidere, iuxta illud Tullii nomen certe pads, duke est et ipsa res salutaris, nec
est aliud quam tranquilla libertas,3 et iuxta vaticinium Ysaye habitabit lupus cum
agno et Anglicus cum Scoto, et pardus cum edo accubabit; vitulus leo et ouis similiter
morabuntur [36v] et puerparuulus minabit eos. •
[Arguments against]
24. <Fidelis opinio. >4 [OJppositum videtur, scilicet quod populus non
debeat consentire oblatis, ymmo non est licitum hoc nobis facere: quia cum
regnum Scotie sit immediate subiectum sancte Romane ecclesie, tarn in
2 aduene
3 Tull’ added a/lfr libertas. I have conjectimil that it shouldJ'ollmtnUud.
4 Fidelis opinio is on a line of its own in large capitals. There is a space for the initial O at the beginning of the
following paragraph.
MISCELLANY XII
de quo questio moueatur. Et sic enrmr in pads pulcritudine et iustitia habitabit
in terra nostra et quod suum est cuique tribuetm.
22. Item multum gauderemus si per maritagium primogeniti Anglic cum
filia nostra et herede e contra nos et ipsi vnus populus fueramus, et, cum idem
finis ex oblatis resultet, sequitur quod nunc sicut et tunc consentire et ap-
plaudere debeamus. <Sed forsan non est eadem nec equa nunc sicut tunc
ratio. >
23. Item ex ista pace multa alia commoda subsequentur, quia terre vaste et
inculte per aduenas inhabitabuntur, ville vacue inhabitabuntur, et vaste re-edi-
ficabuntur, et terre ad antiquum1 statum et taxationem ascendent et per
communicationes aduenarum2 et mercatorum regnicole ditabuntur et mundus
erit quasi vtupeus. Et multe vtilitates alie accrescent que prudens animus poterit
prouidere, iuxta illud Tullii nomen certe pads, duke est et ipsa res salutaris, nec
est aliud quam tranquilla libertas,3 et iuxta vaticinium Ysaye habitabit lupus cum
agno et Anglicus cum Scoto, et pardus cum edo accubabit; vitulus leo et ouis similiter
morabuntur [36v] et puerparuulus minabit eos. •
[Arguments against]
24. <Fidelis opinio. >4 [OJppositum videtur, scilicet quod populus non
debeat consentire oblatis, ymmo non est licitum hoc nobis facere: quia cum
regnum Scotie sit immediate subiectum sancte Romane ecclesie, tarn in
2 aduene
3 Tull’ added a/lfr libertas. I have conjectimil that it shouldJ'ollmtnUud.
4 Fidelis opinio is on a line of its own in large capitals. There is a space for the initial O at the beginning of the
following paragraph.
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| Description | [Edited by A.A.M. Duncan [and others]]. Contents: A question about the succession, 1364 / edited by A.A.M. Duncan -- Autobiography, 1626-1670, of John Hay, 2nd earl of Tweeddale / edited by Maurice Lee, Jr. -- Letters of Lord Balmerino to Harry Maule, 1710-1713, 1721-1722 / edited by Clyve Jones -- Strike bulletins from the General Strike in Scotland, 1926 / edited by Ian MacDougall. |
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