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Scoticanus

Scoticanus, Scotticanus [Scot(t)icus+-anus] 1 of Scotland, Scottish. b (mare ~um) Firth of Forth. 1201 super concessione privilegiorum ecclesie Scothicane concessorum Mon. Hib. & Scot. 1a; 1202 in †Scoticanie [l. Scoticanis] partibus Melrose 145; c1250 salva ecclesia ~a FormOx 472; 1262 dummodo fuerimus in partibus ~is Cl 132; 1403 secundum ecclesie ~e generalia statuta Reg. Glasg. 295; 1493 tria milia marcarum monete ~e Scot. Grey Friars II 321.  b c1298 citra mare ~um Melrose app. 23; totam patriam Laudonie usque ad mare ~um Plusc. X 19. 2 Scottish: a (of person); b (of language, of the Scottish dialect of English); c (of artefact). a cepit sanctos Scotticanos verbo parvipendere Will. Glasg. Sum. 21; dicens “sancti Scotticani sunt laudandi utique” Ib. 76; c1298 Scoticani proceres Anglis subjugantur (Dunbar 98) Pol. Songs 168.  b s1445 epitaphium ‥ in lingua Gallicana ‥ hic in lingua ~a translata: [t]he michti Makar of the major munde ‥’ Plusc. XI 7.  c 1252 ad locum antiqui molendini ~i Reg. Aberbr. I 228; 1264 expense pro constructione unius domus ~e infra castrum de Invernes ExchScot 14. 3 of the Scots, Scottish, consisting of Scots. per hostilem invasionem et rabiem ~am G. Durh. 39.

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