Scottish History and Literature to the Period of the Reformation

Adamnan Æneid Albany amang Angus Barbour Bishop Bishop of Dunkeld Blind Harry Boece Bruce Celtic character Chaucer chroniclers Church clergy Columba Complaynt countrymen court Culdee Dame Scotia David death Douglas Douglas's Dunbar ecclesiastical Edward England English king favour feudal fortunes France Gavin Douglas genius Glasgow grace grene gude Hector Boece honour humour James James IV James's Kenneth Macalpin Kentigern King Hart kingdom Kingis Knox labour land literary literature Lord Lothian Lyndsay Lyndsay's maid maist Makbeth monarch mony never nobility nobles nocht Palice patriotism pepil Picts Plesance poem poet political priest prince probably queen quha Quhair Quhat quhen quhilk realm Reformation reign religious Ross royal sall satire says scho Scotland Scots Scottish history Scottish literature sone spirit Strathclyde suld sympathy thai thair ther thir thow tion tyme verse Virgil vitht Wallace weill Wyntoun