Thomas Craufurd, Locorum, Nominum Propriorum, Gentilitium, Vocumque Difficiliorum (1664)
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Date
1664
Author
Book title
Locorum, Nominum propriorum, Gentilitium, Vocumque difficiliorum, quæ in Latinis Scotorum Historiis occurrunt, explicatio vernacula
Publication place
Edinburgh
Printer
Davidis Trencii
Text type
printed book
Genre
Proper and place name indexes
Subject area
- place name
- Scottish
Summary
An alphabetical index of Scottish names
Language
headwords: Latin
explanations: English
explanations: English
explanations: English
explanations: English
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: Abredonia, Aberdeen in Mar. There are two Towns now so named; old Aberdeen, (the Bishop his seat) properly named Abredonia, as being situated upon the side of Don; and new Aberdeen, a Burgh Royal, called by the Ancients Abredea, or Devana Castra; because it standeth on the river Dee. (a2r)
sample: Abredonia, Aberdeen in Mar. There are two Towns now so named; old Aberdeen, (the Bishop his seat) properly named Abredonia, as being situated upon the side of Don; and new Aberdeen, a Burgh Royal, called by the Ancients Abredea, or Devana Castra; because it standeth on the river Dee. (a2r)
Alston
XI.17
Wing
C6857A
Other editions
1665: Wing C6858
