Chronicles of the Frasers the Wardlaw Manuscript Entitled Polichronicon Seu Po
Chronicles of the Frasers the Wardlaw Manuscript Entitled Polichronicon Seu Po
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Not that I ever feared any neighbouring clan, for my kindred and followers are numerous, active, vallarous, warlick, and curragious, both gentlemen and commons, and can cope and compeat with any one clan ; but no Hercules contra duos. And the Frasers were never dissloyall, and that is the stain and imputation that we shall lye under for the future, and it is the sin and stain of the nation in generall, yet in this it is not solatknn miseros multos habere pares. I have indeavoured in my own time... to train and incurrage my people ; they are also well furnished with arms, and I have an arcenal at Lovat stored with all manner of arms which I have bought at a good rate from Collonel Fraser when I gave him the quarter land of Kiltarlity in excambion of the 200 muscats, firlocks, guns, and picks which he brought to the country, besids the field pieces and artillary which I had before ; and there will be need of all to defend the country from incursions, for, if ever we found it true it is now, that we have thorns in our sids, and confirm the old adage and panagyrick the poet gave us : — Inter hyperhoreos natus, Fraserlus heros.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that I ever feared any neighbouring clan, for my kindred and followers are numerous, active, vallarous, warlick, and curragious, both gentlemen and commons, and can cope and compeat with any one clan ; but no Hercules contra duos. And the Frasers were never dissloyall, and that is the stain and imputation that we shall lye under for the future, and it is the sin and stain of the nation in generall, yet in this it is not solatknn miseros multos habere pares. I have indeavoured in my own time... to train and incurrage my people ; they are also well furnished with arms, and I have an arcenal at Lovat stored with all manner of arms which I have bought at a good rate from Collonel Fraser when I gave him the quarter land of Kiltarlity in excambion of the 200 muscats, firlocks, guns, and picks which he brought to the country, besids the field pieces and artillary which I had before ; and there will be need of all to defend the country from incursions, for, if ever we found it true it is now, that we have thorns in our sids, and confirm the old adage and panagyrick the poet gave us : — Inter hyperhoreos natus, Fraserlus heros.
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