[Foirm na nurrnuidheadh agas freasdal na sacramuinteadh, agas foirceadul an chreidimh Christuidhe andso sios. Mar ghnathuighear an eagluisibh alban doghradhuigh agas doghlac soisgel dileas dé tareis an fhuar chreidimh dochur ar goul ar na dtarraing as Laidin, & as Gaillbherla in Gaoidheilg le M. Seon Carusuel Ministir Eagluise dé agcriochaibh earragaoidheal darab comhainm easbug in̄dseadh gall: ni héidir le henduine, fundamuint oile do tsuidhiughadh acht anfhundamuint ata ar na suighiughadh I. Iosa Criosd.]
Church of Scotland.
Carswell, John,approximately 1520-1572.
[Dobuaileadh so agclơ indún Edin : darab comhainm dún monaidh an 24 la don mhis Aipril. 1567, Le Roibeard Lekprevik,
[1567]]
The final three leaves are blank.
Signatures: A-Q⁸.
Title page and imprint taken from Cowan, W.  A Bibliography of the Book of Common Order 1556-1644, 10.
Colophon reads: Do buaile adh so agclo an dun Edin Le Roibeart Lekprevik 24. Aprilis. 1567.
Translated from the Latin and English by John Carswell.
Contains two liturgical items not found in any other edition, namely, 'A short prayer before sermon' and 'The manner of blessing a ship on going to sea' (Cowan). The catechism is not that of John Calvin.
Aldis, H.G. Scotland,
STC (2nd ed.)
ESTC
Church of Scotland
Prayers
Scotland Edinburgh.