Reliquiae divi Andreae or the state of the venerable and primitial see of St Andrews
Martine, George of Clermont1797
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Edited reprint of a history of the see of St Andrews covering all lands and churches affiliated to it, including the names of tenants or administrators of named lands within St Andrews and other parts of Scotland, also of tithes due to the Church as landlords, and other conditions of tenancy. Aside from the history of Christianity and a chronological biography of prelates, this gives an idea of the power of the Church to bestow privileges and exert power over daily life.
Main title:
Reliquiae divi Andreae or the state of the venerable and primitial see of St Andrews / printed by and for James Morison, Printer to the University.
Imprint:
St Andrews : James Morison, 1797.
Collation:
[3], v, 256p. : 3 plates of prints ; 28 cm.
Notes:
Includes notes and bibiographical references
Contents:
Of the heathenish priests in the isle before ChristianityOf the conversion of Britian to ChristianityOf the Bishoprick of St AndrewsOf the Bishop's electionOf the priviledges, dignities etc conferred on the See of St AndrewsOf the priviledges and dignities etc belonging to the see as to the temporalitieOf the Bishop's jurisdiction and superiorityOf the honours and dignities wherewith the Archbishop and the See is endowedState of the Archbishoprick of St Andrews at the general assumption ann 1561Of the beneficies annext of late to the Archbishoprick of St AndrewsOf the Bishops and Archbishops of St Andrews.
Dewey class:
274.133
Local class:
ECC
Language:
English
Subject:
BRN:
3425949