Category: History - British

In Byways of Scottish History

Barbé, Louis A., 1845-1926· 2 chapters· 51,411 words

churched, and also be heard in confession; but they were to pay the offering for wax to the Mother Church of Rindalgros, and there, too, were to receive communion at Easter. The Cupbearer himself and all his successors were to be at liberty to communicate either in the chapel...

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churched, and also be heard in confession; but they were to pay the offering for wax to the Mother Church of Rindalgros, and there, too, were to receive communion at Easter. The...

2. PART II

The use which some of the Latin chroniclers and verse-makers make of the words _caudatus_ and _cauda_ suggests that the former of these may have been intended to bear the sense...