Virgil's Aeneid translated into Scottish verse by Gavin Douglas Coldwell |
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Explicit tristis prologus
Quharof the altar says thus:
Quharof the altar says thus:
Thys proloug smellis new cum furth of hell,
And, as our buk begouth hys weirfar tell,
So weill according dewly bene annext
Thou drery preambill, with a bludy text.
Of sabyll be thy lettyris illumynate,
According to thy process and estait.
And, as our buk begouth hys weirfar tell,
So weill according dewly bene annext
Thou drery preambill, with a bludy text.
Of sabyll be thy lettyris illumynate,
According to thy process and estait.
Incipit Liber septimus Eneados
| Virgil's Aeneid translated into Scottish verse | |