Virgil's Aeneid translated into Scottish verse by Gavin Douglas Coldwell |
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Explicit scitus prologus,
Quharof the autour says thus:
Quharof the autour says thus:
The lusty crafty preambill, “perle of May”
I the entitil, crownyt quhil domysday,
And al with gold, in syng of stait ryall
Most beyn illumnyt thy letteris capital. etc
I the entitil, crownyt quhil domysday,
And al with gold, in syng of stait ryall
Most beyn illumnyt thy letteris capital. etc
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