Ane satyre of the thrie estaits, : in commendation of vertew and vituperation of vyce. /
Lindsay, David,active 1490-1555.
Kinloch, Thomas,of Killrie,former owner.NLS: H.29.c.24
Ross, Walter,1738-1789,former owner.NLS: H.29.c.24
At Edinburgh : Printed be Robert Charteris.,
1602..
Running title: S.D.Lind. Satyre.
At foot of title page: Cum Privilegio Regis.
Last page is blank. Signatures: B1-V4.
Ms. note on page facing title page: I refused 20 guinys from a bookseller for this Satyre and 100 copys when reprinted. I never heard of another copy of it except one.
P. 16 is misnumbered '19'; p. 18 is misnumbered '81'; p. 50-51 are misnumbered '51' and '50' respectively; p. 67 is misnumbered '65'; p. 73-87 are misnumbered '77'-'91'; p. 88 is misnumbered '94'; p. 89-93 are misnumbered '93'-'97'; p. 94 is misnumbered '89'; p. 95 is misnumbered '99'; p. 96 is misnumbered '101'; p. 97-117 are misnumbered '101'-'121'; p. 118 is misnumbered '123'; p. 119 is misnumbered '122'; p. 120-151 are misnumbered '124'-'155'.
ESTC
STC (2nd ed.)
Aldis, H.G.  Scotland,
Microopaque.
There is an armorial bookplate of "Thomas Kinloch of Killrie, Esqr"  on the front pastedown. There is an inscription on the title page that reads "Walter Ross". In addition, there is another inscription on the fronot flyleaf " I refused 20 Guinys from a Bookseller for this Satyre and 100 copys when reprinted. I never heard of another copy of it except one." in an apparently early 18th century hand.