The poetical works of Gavin Douglas, bishop of Dunkeld, with memoir, notes, and glossary . god flaw up lyke a bird in the skyis. And nocht the les the schip held furth hir went As sche did air, throw the calm seis sprent, But ony harme, and all the navy sone By the promiss of the fadir Xeptune. 20 AYith this allmaist thai careit ar in feirOnto the rochis and skelleis weil neirOf SjTcne, that we ]\Iermadynis clepe;Dangerus wmquhile, for a meikle helpOf deid banis lay tharon full gan the salt jawpis ithandly smyteThe holl rolkis, and maid a sound full prince Enee persauit, b
The poetical works of Gavin Douglas, bishop of Dunkeld, with memoir, notes, and glossary . god flaw up lyke a bird in the skyis. And nocht the les the schip held furth hir went As sche did air, throw the calm seis sprent, But ony harme, and all the navy sone By the promiss of the fadir Xeptune. 20 AYith this allmaist thai careit ar in feirOnto the rochis and skelleis weil neirOf SjTcne, that we ]\Iermadynis clepe;Dangerus wmquhile, for a meikle helpOf deid banis lay tharon full gan the salt jawpis ithandly smyteThe holl rolkis, and maid a sound full prince Enee persauit, by his rais,Quhow that the schip did rok and tail^evey,For lak of a gud sterisman on the se, 30 Hym self lies than sone hint the rudir in hand,And throw the fludis steris the schip to land, OF ENEADOS. 277 Bewaland gretly in his mynd pensife,For that his freynd wes fall, and lost the 1 our mekle thow lipnit has, quod he,Into the stabillit hevin and calmit see;Bair and wnerdit, in ane vncouth land,Palynurus, sail thow ly on the sand. ^cnv cntiiQ t\)t JTsft l^\xi^ of THE COMMENT. I HAUE ALSSO A SCHOET COMENT COMPILD TO EXPONE STRANGE HISTOREIS AND TERMIS WILD. P. 6. I. 13.—Innative is alsmekil to say as inborn, or thatquhilk cumis till ony person be thar natural inclinatiomi ofkynd, throw thar forbearis. P. 6 I. 16.—Ptolome kyng of Egipt, the famous gretclerk, astronomour, and discryvar of the warld, that causitIxxij interpretouris to translat the bibill, had sa gret plesourand delyte of bukis that he gadderit togidder in ane librarxxxvj thousand volummys. P. 10. I. 2.—Thistory of Saul and the spreit of Samuelrasyt by the Phitones is in the first buk of Kyngis, in thexxviij. c. P. 14. I. 18.—Oppetere is alsmekil to say as ore terrampetere, lyke as Seruius exponys the sammyn term, quhilk totranslate in our tung is, icith moicth to seik, or byte, the lo, that is ane hail sentence for ane of Virgillis wordis. P. 3.—As for animal and homo
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