Regiam majestatem : the auld lawes and constitutions of Scotland : faithfullie collected furth of the register and other auld authentick bukes, fra the dayes of King Malcolme the Second, untill the time of King James the First, of gude memorie : and trewlie corrected in sindrie faults and errours, committed be ignorant writers : and translated out of Latine in Scottish language, to the use and knawledge of all the subjects within this realme with ane large table of the contents thereof /

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