The Works of John Knox, Volume 2 (of 6)

Ilk, every.

Illuster, illustrious.

Impesch, hinder, prevent.

Impyre, bear rule, govern.

Incertaine, uncertain.

Inch, small isle, or island.

Incke, ink.

Incontinent, forthwith.

Incredulitie, unbelief.

Increse, increase.

Induration, hardness.

Indurat, indureit, hardened, impenitent.

Induring, during.

Inemitie, enmity.

Inflamb, inflame.

Inflambed, inflammed, inflamed.

Ingrait, ungrateful.

Ingynis, ingenuity.

Inbabill, unable, disable.

Inlaik, inlake, deficient, want, absence.

Inquiett, disquiet.

Insamekill, insomuch.

Insew, ensue.

Intrappit, insnared.

Intromittit, intrometted, meddled with.

Intrused, intruded.

Irons (prenting), instruments for coining.

Ische, the act of coming out, passing forth.

J

Jacks, quilted garments for defence, coat-of-mail.

Jackmen, armed followers.

Jefwellis, knaves, or a contemptuous expression, equivalent to "jailbird," derived from javel, jeffell, jail or prison.

Joiss, joyse, enjoy.

Jouk, stoop down.

Jow the bell, toll the bell.

Joyousite, pleasure.

Justifieing to the dead, executed, put to death.

K

Keching, kitchen.

Ken, know.

Kendillit, kendilled, kindled.

Kennand, inticing, directing.

Kepid, kept.

Ketterelles, base fellows.

Kirk, church.

Knapped, struck.

Knapscall, a covering for the head, a head-piece.

Knaw, know.

Knawlegand, knowing.

Knycht, knight.

Kow, cow.

Kyn, kindred, kin.

Kystis, chests.

Kythed, shown, exhibited.

Lack, laik, want.

Laif, loaf.

Laik, want, deficiency.

Laird, (sometimes written Lord,) a landholder, under the degree of a Knight.

Lakeing, lacking, wanting.

Lang, long.

Langis, towards.

Lapp up, leaped up.

Lap in, leaped in.

Lappit, wrapped up, enclosed.

Lassour, leisure.

Latt, forbear.

Lauchfull, lawful.

Lave, leave.

Lawis, laws.

Lawly, lawlie, lowly.

Lefull, leichfull, lawful.

Leif, leave.

Leif, as leif, willing.

Leill, true, honest.

Leis, lyes.

Leisingis, falsehoods.

Lentron, time of Lent.

Leprouse, lepers, afflicted with leprosy.

Less-age, non-age, under-age.

Lestand, lasting.

Lestit, lasted.

Lesum, lawful.

Lettin down, let down.

Levand, living.

Levely, lively.

Lever, rather.

Levis, lives.

Leving, living.

Leyaris, liars.

Lichtness, levity, merriment.

Lifting, exacting, levying.

Limmis, limbs.

Lippin, depend, rely upon.

Lois, loss.

Loppin, leapt.

Lothesomness, very loath, unwillingness.

Loup, leap.

Loveabill, laudable, allowable, lawful.

Lovittis, beloved.

Lowsitt, loosed.

Ludgeit, lodged.

Lufe, luif, love

Luifsome, lovely.

Luifer, lover.

Luik, look.

Luiking, looking.

Lyck, lyked, lick, licked.

Lycour, liquor.

Lyek, lyik, lycke, like.

Lyeff, lyff, life.

Lymmaris, an opprobrious term, vagabonds.

Lyne, lain.

Lytill, little.

M

Mack, maik, make.

Maid, made.

Maikis, makes.

Maill, rent, duty.

Mair, more.

Makand, making.

Malhure, malleure, misfortune.

Mallapert, arrogant, presumptuous.

Man, maun, must.

Manassingis, menaings, threatenings.

Mank, deficient, imperfect.

Manrent (bond of), engagement of a vassal to his superior.

Marcat-croce, market-cross.

Mark, merk, a silver coin of the value of 13s. 4d. Scotish money, or 1s. 11?3d. sterling.

Marmouset, a little monkey.

Marrow, mate, fellow, companion.

Matynes, matins, morning prayers.

Meary, mearely, merry, merrily.

Meddill, middle.

Mekle, meikle, much.

Mell, meddle.

Mensworn, perjured.

Ment, meant.

Menzie, crowd of followers.

Met, measure.

Metar, meeter, more proper.

Minister, administer.

Minstrel, musician.

Minzeonis, minions.

Mirk, dark.

Mister, myster, need.

Mo, more.

Moder, mother.

Moist, most.

Mon, must.

Monifould, manifold.

Mony, many.

Morn, next day.

Morrion, a steel cap or helmet.

Mote, may, might.

Movit, moved.

Moyen, interest, power.

Mummeris, jesters.

Murmour, regret, murmur.

Myddis, midst.

Mylnes, mills.

Mynded, proposed.

Mynt, aim at, essay.

N

Na, no.

Nakit, naked.

Namit, named.

Narrest, nearest.

Naturall, disposition, affection.

Ne, nor.

Nellis, fists.

Nevelling, blows with the fists.

Ney, nigh.

Nocht, not.

Nor, than.

Notour, notorious, well known.

Noumer, number.

Nowther, nor, neither.

Nuik, corner.

Nune, noon.

Nuriss, nurse, also nourish.

Nychtbour, neighbour.

Nychtis, nights.

O

Obleyst, obliged.

Oblissand, obliging.

Oblisse, oblige.

Of befoir, frequently, oft before.

Officiaris, officers.

Ofter, often.

Ones, once.

Onless, unless.

Ony, any.

Oppin, open.

Oppinit, opened.

Oppone, opponeing, oppose, opposing.

Or, before.

Oraison, oration.

Outher, either.

Oulk, week.

Oure, owre, over.

Over-thorte, across.

Owerluikit, overlooked.

Owerquhelm, overwhelm.

P

Pacocke, peacock.

Paip, Pope.

Palycanis, pavilions.

Palzeoun, pavilion.

Pane, pains, labour.

Pannel, a criminal, or person impeached.

Pareiss, parish.

Parochinaris, parishioners.

Parson, person.

Pasche, Easter.

Pasche-evin, Easter-eve.

Pasementit, laced.

Patrocinye, patronage.

Patron, skipper, master of a vessel.

Pauckis, cunning, sly practices, artifice.

Paynis, pains.

Peir, pier, equal.

Peregryne, stranger, foreigner.

Phrenesy, insanity, phrenzy.

Pickis, pikes.

Pik, pitch.

Placeboes, parasites, applauders.

Plack, a small coin, the third of a penny sterling.

Plaiges, pledges, hostages.

Platt, plan or model.

Platt, plot.

Playnit, complained.

Pleinyeing, complaining.

Plenzeit, complained.

Pleuch, plough.

Pock, polkis, bag, bags.

Policy, polity, form of government.

Pollicie, device.

Portis, posts, gates.

Pose, poise, hoard, money in store.

Posted, postit, sent, communicated.

Postis, messengers.

Pottingar, apothecary.

Poulder, powder.

Practick, practises.

Praysit, praised.

Prease, press.

Preassit, attempted.

Prechouris, preachers.

Preichit, preached.

Preif, proof.

Presoneris, prisoners.

Prevented, preceded, going before.

Princes, princess.

Proclamit, proclaimed.

Proctours, procurators, proxies.

Proiffit, proved.

Promittis, engages, promises.

Proporte, purport.

Propyne, offering.

Propyned, gift presented.

Provents, revenues.

Provyd, providing.

Puir, pure, poor.

Puneist, punist, punished.

Pynouris, workmen, pioneers.

Q

Quatt, quit, relinquish.

Querrel, quarrel, cause, interest.

Quhair, where.

Quhairas, whereas.

Quhais, quhois, whose.

Quhame, whom.

Quharintill, wherein.

Quhat, what.

Quhidder, whither.

Quhilk, which.

Quhill, until.

Quhilum, sometimes, deceased.

Quhow, how.

Quhynger, hanger, a short broad-sword.

Quick, living.

Quitclaimis, absolves, renounces.

R

Raccompt, account.

Raid, foray, border excursion.

Raid, rode.

Rainzeis, reins.

Raiss, rose.

Rakeless, rash.

Rapper, rapier.

Rasit, raised.

Rawishe, ravish.

Rayd, rode, or expedition.

Reacomteris, rencounters.

Rebellours, rebels.

Reciproce, reciprocal.

Recklessnes, rashness.

Reclamit, proclaimed.

Recule, recoil, fall back.

Reculling, falling back.

Red, read.

Rede, advice, counsel.

Reft, ravaged.

Refusand, refusing.

Regardand, regarding.

Regentrie, regency.

Regiment, government.

Reid, rode.

Reif, ravage, theft.

Reifeit, plundered.

Remanent, remainder.

Remeid, remedy.

Remit, remission.

Repugn, impugn.

Resett, receive, harbour.

Resolute, consonant, agreeable to.

Ressait, receipt.

Ressavit, received.

Retearis, retires.

Revocalit, recalled.

Rewill, rule.

Rewyne, ruin.

Reyll, reel, stagger.

Ring, reign.

Rive, tear, rend.

Roose, praise, commend.

Roundit, whispered.

Roung, reigned.

Rowme, place.

Rowpit, cracked.

Rubberie, robbery.

Ruit, root.

Ruse, boast.

Rycht, right.

Rynnis, runs.

Ryped, searched.

Ryvar, ryvere, river.

Ryve, tear.

S

Sa, so.

Saccage, spoil or pillage.

Sacrate, consecrated.

Sackless, guiltless.

Sacklesslie, innocently, without guile.

Saddest, very sad, or melancholy.

Sair, sore.

Sait, throne.

Salfgard, safeguard.

Sall, shall.

Saltable, open to assault.

Samin, same.

Sanctis, saints.

Sark, shirt.

Saule, saulis, soul, souls.

Sawin, sown.

Scabruslie, doubtfully.

Scaillis, scaling-ladders.

Schaike, shake.

Schavellings, a term of contempt applied to Churchmen having their heads shaved.

Schaw, schawis, show, shows.

Schawin, shown.

Scho, she.

Schone, shoes.

Schopped, chopped, struck.

Schot, shot.

Schote, schuitt, shoot.

Schuik, shook.

Schybaldis, scybaldis, mean, worthless fellows.

Schyftis, shifts.

Sclait, sclaittis, slate, slates.

Scouparis, skippers, dancers.

Scrippit, mocked, derided.

Seallie, sely, silly, helpless.

Secritar, secretary.

Seidgit, besieged.

Seik, sick.

Seill, seillis, seal, seals.

Semblabile, like.

Sen, then, thereafter.

Sen, sensyne, since.

Send, sent.

Senzie, synod, assembly.

Serk, shirt.

Sers, search.

Servitouris, servants, attendants.

Sew, saw, sow, disperse.

Sey, sea.

Seym, seem.

Schir, sir.

Schored, threatened.

Schort space, for a small way.

Schyris, shires, counties.

Sic, sick, such.

Sicht, sight.

Sicklyke, also.

Side, signifies long, when applied to wearing apparel.

Sindered, parted, separated.

Singular, single.

Skaill, disperse, separate.

Skair, fright.

Skairse, scarce.

Skaith, harm, prejudice, hurt, damage.

Skaithless, blameless, harmless.

Skarslie, sparingly.

Skeife, powerful, well provided? probably from skaff, food, provision.

Skooft, mocked, scoft.

Skrimpled, scorched.

Skruiff, applied to money that is both thin and base.

Slap, slop, breach or broken.

Slepand, sleeping.

Slockened, quenched.

Slogorne, war-cry.

Smaikis, mean, pusillanimous fellows.

Smored, smothered.

Smote, blot or stain.

Smyrk, smile.

Snapparis, stumbles.

Sned, pruned, lopped off.

Snouttis, heads, beaks of vessels.

Socht, sought.

Soldartis, soldiers.

Solempn, solemn.

Solempnizat, solemnized.

Solist, solicitous, careful, eager.

Solistaris, solicitors.

Soliste, solicite.

Somer, summer.

Sone, soon.

Sone, sun.

Sonnar, sonner, sooner.

Sowmis, soumeis, sums.

Sowp, souppit, sup, supped.

Sowped, souppit, swept.

Sowtar, shoemaker.

Spack, spake.

Spanes, Spanish.

Sparsit, sparsed, spread abroad, circulated.

Speirit, asked, inquired.

Speris, spears.

Splentis, armour for the legs.

Sponk, spark.

Spreat, Spreit, the Holy Spirit.

Spulzie, spoils.

Spulzeit, spuilzeid, spoiled, plundered.

Spune, horn-spoon.

Spurtill, a wooden stick used for stirring pottage when boiling.

Stableis, establish.

Stabillis, stables.

Stall, stole.

Stammered, staggered, or thrown down.

Stane, stainis, stone, stones.

Stark, strong.

Stark money, good coin.

Stay, hindrance.

Steik, shut.

Steikand, shutting.

Steir thair taills, bestir themselves.

Sticked, run through.

Stogged, stabbed.

Stoir, store.

Stoole, stuill, pulpit.

Stope, hindrance.

Stowth, theft.

Stracking saill, shortening sail.

Strakis, straikis, blows.

Strang, strong.

Strowit, covered, strewed.

Stryck, strike.

Strykin-the field was strykin, fought, the battle was fought.

Sturt, disturbance, grief, trouble.

Styff (haldeth), holdeth fast.

Stylit, stiled, designed.

Sua, so.

Subdittis, subjects.

Subscryve, subscribe.

Subscrivit, subscryving, subscribed, subscribing.

Suddartis, soldiers.

Sueir, swear.

Suir, sure.

Suld, should.

Sum, some.

Sumquhat, somewhat.

Suppostis, followers, adherents.

Surfett, surface.

Suyttis, suytit, suits, solicited.

Suyting, soliciting.

Swash, a drum.

Sweard, sweardis, sword, swords.

Swongeoris, drones, sluggards.

Swynge, rule.

Syndre, sundry.

Syne, afterwards.

Sythense, since.

T

Tabornes, tabors.

Tack, take.

Tackin, taikin, taking.

Taigill, retard, hinder, entangle.

Take, taken.

Takinnis, taikinnis, tokens.

Takkis, leases.

Tanted, taunted, reproached.

Tants, taunts.

Targetting of thair tailles, bordering their gowns with tassels.

Tarie, stay.

Teiris, tears.

Tendernes of blood, proximity of blood.

Teythes, tythes.

Thai, they.

Thairfoir, therefore.

Thairfrae, from thence.

Thak, thatch.

Tham, them.

Thare, thair, there.

Thei, these.

Theiranent, thereabout.

The self, itself.

Thinkand, thinking.

Thir, these.

Thocht, though, although.

Thole, thoill, thoillis, suffer, undergo, endures.

Thrall, enslave, overcome.

Thriddis, thrid, third, third part.

Thrist, thristit, longing, desired.

Throcht, throwght, through.

Thrustit, thirsted.

Thyne, thence.

Tickattis, placards.

Till, to, unto.

Tint, lost.

Tirrit, teased, stript.

Tolbouth, the prison, also the place where sometimes the Courts of Justice sat.

Toome, tume, empty.

Tor of the chyre, arm of the chair.

Towartis, towards, to.

Traist, trust.

Trap, entrap.

Travailled, endeavoured, laboured.

Trawall, travaill, travel.

Treatie, treatise.

Tressoun, treason.

Trow, believe.

Tryist, appointment.

Tryit, tryed.

Trynschis, trenches.

Trysting, appointing.

Tuck, tuick, took.

Tuich, tueich, touch.

Turnpike, winding stairs.

Turse, carry, (in bundles or turses.)

Tweiched, tweiching, touched, touching.

Tweich-stone, touch-stone.

Tykis (mastif), mastiff dogs.

Tymmer, timber.

Tymous, betimes, early.

Tyne, lose.

Tynsall, loss.

Tynt, lost.

Tyran, tyrant.

Tytillis, tiths.

U

Umquhill, late, deceased.

Uncunzeit, uncoined.

Underly, lie under, undergo.

Understand, understood.

Unhap, unhappy, unhappiness.

Unhappe, misfortune, mischance.

Unknawin, unknown.

Unleisum, unlawful.

Upfall, what casts up, an incident.

Uphald, uphold.

Utermaist, uttermost.

Utheris, others.

Uttermost prick, extreme point, the smallest iota.

Utwith, without.

Vaik, vaking, vacant.

Valable, valid.

Valour, value.

Veray, verray, very.

Veseit, visited.

Vincust, vanquished.

Visie, visit.

Vissorne, mark.

Vivaris, viweris, provisions, victuals.

Voce, voces, voice, voices.

Voit, vote.

W

Wadset, wodset, mortgaged.

Wae, sorrowful, grieved.

Wait, God wait, wot, God knows.

Walkryfe, watchful, careful.

Walkynit, walknit, awaked out of sleep.

Wan, did win.

Wan-weird, bad or ill fortune.

Wappinis, weapons.

War, were.

War, worse.

Wardill, warld, world.

Wardit, in ward or custody.

Wark, work.

Was, in the singular number oftentimes for were.

Wat-nocht, understood not.

Wayit, weighed, considered.

Wecht, weight.

Wedder, weather.

Weddir, sheep.

We do you wit, know ye.

Weill, weall, well, welfare.

Weris, wars.

Wes, was.

Weseing, visiting, viewing.

Weyit, weighed, considered.

Whais, whose.

While, whill, until.

Whilk, which.

Whill, a while, for a time.

Whinger, a short broad-sword.

Whyder, whether.

Wief, wieffis, wife, wives.

Wirk, work.

Wirking, working.

Wirschep, worship.

Wissit, wished.

Witt, wyte, blame.

Wod, mad.

Wold, would.

Wolter, overturn.

Wousche, washed.

Wowaris, wooers.

Wraitt, wrett, wrote.

Wrak, wrong, undoing.

Wretar, writer.

Wrocht, wrought.

Wyif, wife.

Wynd, wind, street, lane.

Wyndock, window.

Wyning, gaining.

Wyrk, work.

Wyrschipping, worshipping.

Wyseit, wysit, visited, viewed.

Wyte, blame.

Y

Yaird, yard.

Ydill, idle.

Ye, ye, you, yea.

Yea, yea.

Yead, yeid, went.

Yeid, went.

Yeiris, years.

Yerne, yrn, iron.

Yett, yettis, gate, gates.

Yett, yit, yet.

Yle, isle, island.

Yillis (the), the Isles.

Yneuche, ynewcht, enough.

Yond syd, the other side.

Ypocreit, hypocrite.

Ys, is.

Yscheare, usher.

Ytt, it.

Yule, Youle, Yuile, Christmas.

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INDEX OF PERSONS.

A

Aberbothok, Commendator of, v. Hamilton, Lord John.

Aberdeen, Bishop of, v. Dunbar.

Adamson, Elizabeth, wife of James Barroun, 246, 247.

Adamson, William, 97.

Aikman, Francis, 97.

Airthe, Friar William, 36, 39, 41.

Alareit, Hermit of, v. Thomas.

Alasco, John, 213.

Alesius, Alexander, 55. App. 526.

Allemagne, (Germany,) Princes of, II. 56.

Amiens, Bishop of, (Nicholas de Pelleve,) 396, 398, 415, 422, 425.

Anderson, Mr. Alexander, Principal of King's College, II. 138, 140.

Anderson, William, 118.

Angus, Archibald, Earl of, 77, 78, 111, 120, 173, 180, 211, 212, 217.

Annan, Dean John, 188.

Anstruther, Capt. Robert, II. 330.

Arbuckill, Gray Friar, 197, 199.

Areskine, v. Erskine.

Argyle, Archibald fourth Earl of, 93, 108, 211, 217, 253, 274, 276-290.

Argyle, Archibald Lord Lorn, fifth Earl of, 249, 256, 268, 274, 294, 337, 341, 345, 347, 350, 353, 358, 360, 369, 375, 382, 383, 413, 451, 453,458. II. 5, 49, 50, 53, 56, 57, 63, 70, 167, 258, 286, 299, 305, 310, 375, 377, 379, 403, 423, 479, 484, 490, 491, 494, 496, 507, 524, 527, 530, 556, 563, 566.

Argyle, Janet Countess of, v. Stewart.

Armstrong, Andrew, II. 394, 395, 400.

Arran, James first Earl of, 107.

Arran, Earl of, v. Chattelherault.

Arran, James third Earl of, 183, 184, 383, 413, 420, 423, 427, 439, 451, 455, 460, 462, 464. II. 3, 5, 7, 9, 38, 43, 53, 55, 56, 63, 129, 137, 156, 167, 258, 273, 293, 298, 315, 323, 325, 326, 328, 329, 473.

Athole, John fourth Earl of, II. 156, 286, 299, 305, 390, 479, 483, 491, 494, 497, 507, 510, 512, 514, 519, 523, 536, 556, 557, 560, 566.

Auchinleck, John, 233.

Aylmer, John, Bishop of London, II. 26, 278.

Ayr, Sheriffs of, v. Campbells of Loudoun and Teringland.

B

Balcleuch, v. Scott.

Balfour, Andrew, 44.

Balfour, David and Gilbert, sons of Balfour of Montquhannie, 183, 206, 233, 551.

Balfour, Gilbert, II. 551.

Balfour, Mr. James, Parson of Flisk, (afterwards Sir James Balfour of Pittendreich,) Clerk Register, 202, 206, 228, 233, 235, 365, 399, 437, 452. II. 44, 502, 507, 526, 549, 558, 562.

Balfour, Mr. John, 377.

Balfour, Michael, 456.

Balgonie, Laird of, v. Lundie.

Balnaves, Mr. Henry, of Halhill, 70, 99, 102, 100, 114, 116, 182, 186, 226. II. 38, 40, 45, 47, 52, 381.

Balwaird, Balvaird, v. Murray.

Bannatyne, Sir John, v. Bellenden.

Bar, Laird of, v. Lockhart.

Barnbougle, Laird of, v. Mowbray.

Barbour, David, 222.

Barroun, James, burgess of Edinburgh, 246, 268. II. 322, 486.

Barroun, Elizabeth, v. Adamson.

Bathgate, Reader at, II. 548.

Battu, Captain, II. 10.

Beaton, David, Cardinal, Archbishop of St. Andrews, 61, 63, 76, 81, 84, 90, 92, 94, 97, 99, 103, 108, passim, 180, 192, 206, 290, 294, 307, 430.

Beaton, James, Archbishop of St. Andrews, 13, 15, 42, 16, 53.

Beaton, James, Archbishop of Glasgow, 252, 373. II. 131.

Bedford, Earl of, II. 513, 536.

Bell, Stephen, 233.

Bellenden or Bannatyne, Sir John, of Auchinoul, Justice-Clerk, 358, 369, 399, 418, 458. II. 291, 299, 304, 305, 310, 344, 401, 403, 414, 423, 454, 492, 497, 526.

Bellenden, Thomas, of Auchinoul, Justice-Clerk, 70, 106.

Bellenden, Lady, v. Kennedy.

Bethencourt, v. Butoncourt.

Beverage, Friar, 62.

Beza, Theodore, II. 547.

Bishops and Pastors in England, II. 547.

Bisso, or Busso, Francis de, II. 507, 551.

Black, Friar John, II. 68. App. 592-595.

Blackader, Robert, Archbishop of Glasgow, 7, 11, 12.

Borthwick, Mr. David, of Lochill, 106, 414. II. 44.

Borthwick, Captain John, (Sir John,) 61. App. 520, 533, 534.

Borthwick, John fourth Lord, II. 53.

Bothwell, Adam, Bishop of Orkney, II. 555.

Bothwell, David, 106.

Bothwell, Patrick, third Earl of, 108, 137, 138, 140, 143.

Bothwell, James, fourth Earl of, created Duke of Orkney, 455, 456, 459. II. 3, 38, 156, 286, 315, 320, 323, 325, 326, 329, 346, 351, 361, 390, 472, 478, 509, 512, 514, 520, 521, 524, 527, 528, 534, 539, 548-562.

Bothwell, Countess of, v. Gordon.

Bourdeau, John de, II. 551.

Bowes, Elizabeth, 253.

Bowes, Marjory, wife of John Knox, 253. II. 138.

Bowes, Captain Richard, 78.

Bowes, Sir Robert, 77, 78, 219.

Boyd, Robert of Piedmont, II. 350.

Boyd, John, of Narston, II. 349.

Boyd, Robert Lord, 340, 345, 369, 382, 414, 434. II. 38, 53, 56, 58, 63, 129, 258, 299, 348, 496, 499, 503, 523, 552, 556, 563.

Boyd, Master of, II. 349.

Boyle, Archibald, II. 350.

Boyne, Laird of, v. Ogilvie.

Brechin, Bishops of, v. Hepburn, Sinclair.

Briance, Count de, French Ambassador, II. 536.

Broche, M. de la, v. La Broche.

Brounstone, Laird of, v. Crichton.

Brown, George, of Colstoun, 350.

Brown, Sir Adam, (a priest,) 361.

Brown, Ryngzean (Ninian), 97.

Bruce, Sir William, of Earlshall, 307.

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