The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun printed 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 |
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 | CHAPTER LXIV. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun |  |
130
CHAPTER LXIV.
How Hannaball wes vincust agane
Ane oþer tyme and put to pane.
Ane oþer tyme and put to pane.
Twa hundreth winter and sex oure
Or Mary baire oure Saluiour,
The secund batall of Affrik þan
Wes done þus and tint mony man,
And hastely efter that sone
The weire begouth of Macedone,
Quhen that Flawme, þat þan was
Ane chosin of the consules,
Efter mony iuperdyis
And diuerss wonnyng wictoryiss,
He grantit pese and trew onone
To Phillip king of Macedone,
That, efter Alexander wes deid,
Succedit king in till his steid,
Ane hundreth winter and twenty.
The presoneris þan halely
And captwise of the Romanis, all
Tane befor with Hannaball,
Recouerit were with Scipioun,
And followit all his charis onone,
And gert schaif of thare heid þe haire,
In takin þat þai deliuerit ware
Fra seruitute and bondage fre,
And past all hame in thare cuntre.
Or Mary baire oure Saluiour,
The secund batall of Affrik þan
Wes done þus and tint mony man,
And hastely efter that sone
The weire begouth of Macedone,
Quhen that Flawme, þat þan was
Ane chosin of the consules,
Efter mony iuperdyis
And diuerss wonnyng wictoryiss,
He grantit pese and trew onone
To Phillip king of Macedone,
That, efter Alexander wes deid,
Succedit king in till his steid,
Ane hundreth winter and twenty.
The presoneris þan halely
And captwise of the Romanis, all
Tane befor with Hannaball,
Recouerit were with Scipioun,
And followit all his charis onone,
And gert schaif of thare heid þe haire,
In takin þat þai deliuerit ware
Fra seruitute and bondage fre,
And past all hame in thare cuntre.
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Efter þat it hapnit þus,
The king of Asy Anthiochus
Aganis þe Romanis raiss of weire,
And come be se with his powere
In till Affrik of Asy,
And Hannaball þan prevely
Drew till him agane þan Scipione
In till confederatioun,
Sa that his awmerall wes he
Till all his navyne on þe se.
The king of Asy Anthiochus
Aganis þe Romanis raiss of weire,
And come be se with his powere
In till Affrik of Asy,
And Hannaball þan prevely
Drew till him agane þan Scipione
In till confederatioun,
Sa that his awmerall wes he
Till all his navyne on þe se.
Scipioun þan Affricane
The Romanis with him hes he tane,
And faucht with Hanniball sa fast
That thai him vincust at the last,
And maid on him a felloune chass;
And he that for deid dredand was
All his pigh put to the speid,
As he wes hasterit in þat neid,
And gat him throu speid of horss away,
And fled furþ till oure drif his day,
And quhen the king Antiochus
Saw how his werd wes hapnit thus
He treittit apon trewis onone,
And concord maid with Scipioun.
The Romanis with him hes he tane,
And faucht with Hanniball sa fast
That thai him vincust at the last,
And maid on him a felloune chass;
And he that for deid dredand was
All his pigh put to the speid,
As he wes hasterit in þat neid,
And gat him throu speid of horss away,
And fled furþ till oure drif his day,
And quhen the king Antiochus
Saw how his werd wes hapnit thus
He treittit apon trewis onone,
And concord maid with Scipioun.
Off Rome thare wes batallis seire
That, and thai all were reknyt heire,
I dreid suld dull ȝour appetite,
And gendyr leith mare þan delite.
That, and thai all were reknyt heire,
I dreid suld dull ȝour appetite,
And gendyr leith mare þan delite.
| CHAPTER LXIV. The Original Chronicle of Andrew of Wyntoun | |