The poetical works of Gavin Douglas, bishop of Dunkeld, with memoir, notes, and glossary . this vertii, pyete, is a part of justyce, and hesondyr hym twa other vertws ; amyte, callyt frendschip, andliberalyte. P. 43, /. 10.—Varo sais that Eneas, fra his departing ofTroy quhil he coym in the feldis of Lawrentuni, all the daysaw the starn of Venus ; and quhen he was thiddir cummynhe saw it na mair, quharby he ondirstiid that was his grundfatayll. P. 43, /. 26.—Parentis betakynnys the childis fader andmoder baith. P. 43, I 29.—The Egill be poetis is fenyeit to be Jovisfowle, and that he maid mini
The poetical works of Gavin Douglas, bishop of Dunkeld, with memoir, notes, and glossary . this vertii, pyete, is a part of justyce, and hesondyr hym twa other vertws ; amyte, callyt frendschip, andliberalyte. P. 43, /. 10.—Varo sais that Eneas, fra his departing ofTroy quhil he coym in the feldis of Lawrentuni, all the daysaw the starn of Venus ; and quhen he was thiddir cummynhe saw it na mair, quharby he ondirstiid that was his grundfatayll. P. 43, /. 26.—Parentis betakynnys the childis fader andmoder baith. P. 43, I 29.—The Egill be poetis is fenyeit to be Jovisfowle, and that he maid ministration to him of the thunderand wapynnys the tyme of the battale betwix the god Disand the Gyantis. Bot war it lefuU to compar prophanefabillis to haly Scriptour, Sanct John the ewangelist isverray Jovis egill, and clepit son of thundir. P. 47, /. 13.— Attrides beyn in Latin clepit thusThir nevois reput of kyng Attrjnis,That in our langage are the broder tway,Kyng Agamemnon, and Duke Menalay. P. 59, /. 18.—Of Typhon, or Typheus, in the xi. c. of theix. buke. CAETERA NOTES AND VARIOUS READINGS. ¥ XOTES AND VARIOUS READINGS. Bl. Ed.—The Black letter edition of 1553. C. J/^.—The Cambridge MS., presented in Trinity College, Cam-bridge, and printed for the Bannatyne Club. E. MS.—The Elphinstoun MS., preserved in the Librarj of theUniversity of Edinburgh, from which the present edition isprinted. Ji. MS.—The Kuthven MS., preserved in the same collection. Riukl.—The edition of Ruddiman, published in 1710. Preferences are also made to Jamiesons Dictionaiy of the ScottishLanguage. Pafje 3, I. 1. A commendation, &c. The quaint side-notesin this and the other vols, are taken from the ed. of 1553,printed by W. Copland. L. 12, felable, Bl. Ed. reads selahle. P. 4, l. 8. sugurate, Bl. Ed. Jigurate. L. 31, oahermit ;C. MS. onwemmit. P. 5, /. 7, tone; C. MS. tun, L. 8, mone ; C. MS. 15, Macrohius, a grammarian who flourished about themiddle of the 5th ce
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