Sir David Lyndsay Selected Poems"In the late 16th–18th centuries, a literate Scottish household was likely to own two books: the Bible and the poems of Sir David Lyndsay. This collection is both an accessible introduction to new readers, for whom there are on-the-page annotations and references, and a valuable resource for specialists, who will appreciate the freshly-established texts. The supplemental notes illustrate the richness of Lyndsay's language and explain numerous references of the time, while an introduction provides biographical information and discusses important features of Lyndsay's poetry"--Publisher. |
Contents
The Complaynt of Schir David Lindesay | 41 |
The Testament and Complaynt of our Soverane Lordis | 58 |
The Answer to the Kingis Flyting | 98 |
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