Compare 1587 edition: 1 In the chaſe were many ſlaine,Grimes part diſcomfited. but yet no ſuch number as ſo notable a victorie requyred.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 It is ſaid that Grime was taken aliue ſtãding at defẽce moſt fiercely fighting,The ende of king Grime. & being ſore woũ|ded in the head had both his eies put out, & after|wards continuing ſo in great miſerie & ſanguor certaine dayes, at length departed out of this life, in the .ix. yeare of his raigne and was buried in Colmkill, after the incarnation .1010. yeares.

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Io. Ma 1010. H.B.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 After this victorie thus obteyned by Malcolm, he called ſuch noble men as were taken priſoners in this battaile before him,Malcolmes wordes to thẽ that were ta|ken priſoners. vſing manye gentle wordes towards them, declaring how the right of the crown apperteyned vnto him, & that y^e warres which he had made, were not attẽpted againſt the cõmon wealth of the Scottiſh eſtate, but rather in reliefe therof, to the ende the people might be dely|uered of the tyrannie exerciſed by Grime and his counſellors. And when he had thus vttered his minde vnto them,A Parliament at Scone. he appointed a publike aſſemble to be kept at Scone (for the electiõ of a new king) [figure appears here on page 227] there to be holden within .xv. days after. Whither the Scottiſh nobiltie cõming togither at the day and place appoynted, and conſenting to crowne Malcolme king,Malcolme re|fuſeth the crowne but vpon cõdition he vtterly refuſed to receyue the crowne, except the law eſtabliſhed by his father Kenneth for the ſucceſſion therof were firſt cõfir|med & approbate,The ordinance of king Ken|neth for the ſucceſsion of the crowne is confirmed. wherevpon the Lordes bounde thẽſelues by ſolemne othes to perform the [...], & neuer to breake or violate it in any condition.