Compare 1587 edition: 1 The ſeconde.The ſecond ward was gouerned by Edward the kings brother; wherein were ten thouſande, men: but for that he was ſuſpected of too muche raſhneſſe, there was ioyned with him certain an|cient gentlemen of greate ſobrietie and circum|ſpection, to qualifie his haſtie and hote nature.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The thirde.The thirde battaile, in the whiche were (as Iohn Maior recordeth) fiftene thouſand fighting men the king himſelfe led, ſhewing a right chear|full countenance amongeſt them, ſo farforth that euery one that beheld him, conceyued in his mind an aſſured hope of victorie to ſucceede.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Abbot of Inchchaffray bearing a croſſe.The Abbot of Inchechaffray aforeſayd (who as before is mentioned, did celebrate that mor|ning afore the King) came forth before the bat|tayles with the Crucifix in his hands, bearing it aloft like a ſtandart.