The Æneid of Virgil translated into Scottish verse

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584 II PROLOVGThy maist supremo indivisibili substans,

In ano natur thro porsonys, but discrepans, Regnandistem rcssauys nano accidoni: For quiis thou arc elit at this tymo pressent sol at thou mas, and evir ta but varians. Sol our natur God hes inam nyte, Hys odite incommixt remany perbis, o son os God havan vorra naturis tWane In a person, and thre personys ali anor In deite, natur, maieste, and dolyte.

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in Quhil is themat Gaist se baith procedis. Νo a tho adoris natur mynm is, Os hys substans lis generis his Son in blys: Nesso in Son os hys hyn is ybor, Thatio a pari hos tharos andis mor; is o alla Duys hyston, an alicis hys. Tho illi thingie hym evis, statio remany8: Thys syngili substans indisserently thus ganys To thro in ano, an illi ano of the thro Tho Amram thiniis in a maieste,