Regiam majestatem. : The auld lavves and constitutions of Scotland, faithfullie collected furth of the Register, and other auld authentick bukes, fra the dayes of King Malcolme the second, vntill the time of King James the first, of gude memorie: and trewlie corrected in sindrie faults; and errours, committed be ignorant writers. And translated out of Latine in Scottish language, to the use and knawledge of all the subjects within this realme: with ane large table of the contents thereof, /
Scotland.Laws, etc. (Regiam Majestatem)
Skene, John,Sir,1543?-1617.
Finlason, Thomas,printer.
Skene, John,Sir,1543?-1617.Quoniam Attachiamenta.
Alison, Archibald,1792-1867,former owner.StEdNL: ABS.5.84.1
Erskine, James,active 1830,inscriber.StEdNL: ABS.5.84.1
Hamilton Public Library (Hamilton, Scotland),former owner.StEdNL: ABS.5.84.1
At Edinburgh, : Printed by Thomas Finlason,,
anno Domini. 1609..
Verso of A4, Dd6 and final leaf are blank.
Errata on verso of Hh3.
At foot of title: Cum privilegio Regiae Majestatis.
Includes indexes.
The last leaf is blank.
"Statutes of King William" (caption title) has separate foliation and register.
ESTC
Aldis, H.G.  Scotland,
STC (2nd ed.)
Manuscript inscription on the recto of the front flyleaf "To Archibald Alison from James Erskine Febr 22 1830". Bookplate on the front pastedown "Hamilton Public Libraries". The library's inkstamp is on the verso of the title page and on the verso of the back free endpaper. Manuscript inscription on the recto of the title page "WSmtirling" in a late 17th or early 18th century hand.  Manuscript inscription on the verso of leaves 5 and 10 "Non est mortale quod opto WSmtirling" [what I choose is not mortal] in the same hand of the inscription of the title page.
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