Compare 1587 edition: 1 That part of the Countrey aunciently cal|led Thezalia, which lyeth on the Sea coaſt,Buthquhane. be|ganne to be called Buthquhane, of the trybute v|ſed to be payed there for ſheepe,The ſignifica|tion of the name of Buth|quhane. of the which kind of Cattell there is greate ſtore in that Prouince. For Quhane in the olde Scottiſhe tongue ſig|nifyed trybute: and Buth, a flocke of ſheepe.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The other parte of Thezalia lying into the landewarde, was called Bogdale,Bogdale. of the Ry|uer named Bog, which runneth through the middes of it.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Louchquhaber tooke the name of a greate meare or water, into the whiche the Ryuer of EEBO page image 100 Quhabre falleth and paſſeth through the ſame,Louchquhaber notable by reaſon of the great plentie of Salmõs taken therein.