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Understanding 9/11Legends of the Saints in the Scottish Dialect of the Fourteenth Century Edited from the Unique Manuscript in the University Library, Cambridge with Introduction, Notes, and Glossarial Index by W. M. Metcalfe, D.D
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Legends Of The Saints In The Scottish Dialect Of The Fourteenth Century
Part of: The Scottish Text Society (vol. 13)
Vol. 1: Introduction and text -- v. 2: Completion of text. -- v. 3: Notes and indices
From the library of Sir James Donaldson
CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME.
INTRODUCTION, vii
PROLOGUE, 1
I. PETRUS, 7
II. PAULUS, 29
III. DE SANCTO ANDREA, 63
IV. JACOBUS, 97
V. JOHANNES, 109
VI. THOMAS, 129
VII. JACOBUS (minor), 150
VIII. PHILEPUS, 176
IX. BERTHOLOMEUS, 180
X. MATHOU, 190
XI. SYMON AND IUDAS, 208
XII. MATHIAS, 222
XIII. MARCUS, 236
XIV. LUCAS, 246
XV. BARNABAS, 249
XVI. MAGDALENA, 256
XVII. MARTHA, 285
XVIII. EGIPCIANE, 296
XIX. CRISTOFORE, 340
XX. BLASIUS, 361
XXI. CLEMENT, 373
XXII. LAURENTIUS, 403
XXIII. VII SLEPERIS, 426
XXIV. ALEXIS, 441
XXV. JULIAN, 458
XXVI. NYCHOLAS, 481
Facsimile of MS, fol. 73a, at beginning
Part of: The Scottish Text Society (vol. 13)
Vol. 1: Introduction and text -- v. 2: Completion of text. -- v. 3: Notes and indices
From the library of Sir James Donaldson
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