Compare 1587 edition: 1 Vnto which demand,Edwyn defer|reth his ayde. Edwyn made this an|ſwere, that he was not only troubled with ciuile warre made againſt him by other Engliſhmen, but alſo had bin requeſted by Lewes ſurnamed Pius, as then French king in no wyſe to endo|mage the Scottes his confederates, ſo that for EEBO page image 172 that yeare preſent he might not cõueniently ſend to him any ſuccoures, but if he wold deferre the warres till the nexte yeare, he ſhoulde haue the beſte helpe that he were able to ſhewe hym.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Brudus perceyuing himſelfe thus mocked & deluded by the engliſhmẽ,Brudus being deceiued of the engliſhmen called his own ſubiects to the warre, aſſem|bling them at the foot of Ca|lydon wood. cõmãded by ſolemne ſummonance that all ſuche of his ſubiectes, as were able to beare armor, ſhould aſſemble in ne|ther Calydone within eighte dayes after, wyth conuenable prouiſion of victuals, there to knowe his pleaſure.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 His commaundement was obeyed: ſo that a mightie armie of men at the daye and place ap|poynted came togither, whiche beeing muſtred, they ſtreight ways remoue vnto Calydon caſtel, now called Dunkeld,Brudus ente|reth into An|gus with an ar|my. where they paſſe the riuer of Tay, and ſo enter into Angus, not without ſome difficultie, but being once gotten ouer, they marche forthwith towardes the place wher they vnderſtood their enimies did lye.