Regiam majestatem
Subtitle: The auld lawes and constitutions of Scotland [1004-1400]. 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, commmited be ignorant writers
By: 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. Be Sir John Skene of Curriehill, clerk of our Soveraigne Lordis register, counsell, and Rollis
Publisher: Printed for John Wood; and Sold by him, J. Bell, and C. Elliot
Published: 1774
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 464
Subjects: Civil procedure; Criminal law; Criminal procedure
Other titles: Avld lavves and constitvtions of Scotland.; Ane short forme of proces, presentlie vsed and observed before the lords of covnsell, and session.; Crimes, and jvdges in criminall causes, conforme to the lawes of this realme.
Notes: "Qvherevnto are adjoined twa treatises, the ane anent the order of proces observed before the lords of counsell, and session: the other of crimes, and judges in criminall causes."

"Printed conform to the first edition in 1609."

Signatures: A-3N⁴, *A-*P⁴, *Q², [A]-N².

Table of contents, pp. 417-464.

Bound with: An examination of some of the arguments for the high antiquity of Regiam majestatem; and an inquiry into the authenticity of Leges Malcolmi. By Sir David Dalrymple. Edinburgh: Printed by A. Murray and J. Cochran. Sold by J. Balfour, and other booksellers, 1769. 52 p.