...He succedyt in his stede And sevynteue wyntyr full rygnand 50 As kyng he wes ban in till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente, Abowndand bath in land and se, He wes in iustice rycht lawchfull And till hys legis all awfull. 55 Quhen Leo, be tend, wes pape off Rome, As...

...He succedyt in his stede And sevynteue vvyntyr full rygnand 50 As kyng he wes ]>an in till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente, Abowndand bath in land and se, He wes in iustice rycht lawchfull And till hys legis all awfull. 55 Quhen Leo, ]>G tend, wes pape ofi' Rome,...

...tells us as regards Macbeth, whom the genins of Shakspeare has invested with such lurid light, that All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land and se. We may therefore assume that such settlements existed in Scotland in the early part of the eleventh...

...dede He succedyt in his stede, And sevyntene wyntyr full rignand As kyng he wes than in-till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land...wes Pape off Rome As pylgryne to the curt he come, 2 strewed silver. And in hys almus he sew sylver2 3 need. Till all pure folk that had myster3 ; 4 as«I....

...succedyt in his stede, And sevyntene wyntyr full rygnand »o As Kyng he wes than in till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land and se. He wes in justice rycht lawchfull1, And till hys legis all awfull. »i Quhen Leo the Tend wes Pape off Rome, As Pylgryme to...

...prosperity such as old Scotland had never enjoyed before. "All hys tyme was gret plente | Abowdand bath in land and se, He wes in justice rycht lawchfull, | And till hys legis all awful." As to the episode of Birnam wood coming to Dunsinane — the nearest approach to a source for...

...He succedyt in his stede, And sevyntene wyntyr full rygnand w As Kyng he wes than in till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land and se. He we» in justice rycht lawchfull ' , 'lawfull And till hys legis all awfull. m Quhen Leo the Tend wes...

...He succedyt in his stede, And sevyntene wyntyr fnll rygnand *> As Kyng he wes than in till Scotland. All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land and se. He we» in justice rycht lawchfull', And till hys legis all awfull. « Quhen Leo the Tend wes Pape off...

...among the best Scotland ever saw. In the words of the chronicler — • All hys tyme was gret píente Abowndand bath in land and se. He wes in justice rycht lawchfull, And till hys legis all awfull. In Wyntoun's chronicle, as in Shakespeare's play, the fall of Macbeth at last is owed to the agency...

...had made " the key keep the castle, and the bush the cow " throughout Scotland. As Wyntoun put it, All hys tyme wes gret plente Abowndand bath in land...justice rycht lawchfull, And till hys legis all awfull. As was to happen afterwards in the case of James I., however, Macbeth's strictness of rule and justice...