The romance and prophecies of Thomas of Erceldoune, printed from five manuscripts; with illustrations from the prophetic literature of the 15th and 16th centuries.

The poem, "Tomas off Ersseldoune" with its prophecies relating to the future of Scotland. The editor places its completion about 1401, or one hundred years after the death of Thomas. It is difficult to say whether it even claims to be his work. Portions of it may be earlier than 1400, and may be based on an older tale composed by Thomas himself. cf. Introd.Tomas off Ersseldoune -- The [Scottish] prophecie of Thomas Rymour -- The [English] prophisies of Rymour, Beid, and Marlyng -- English prose prophecy of Gladsmoor, Sandeford, and Seton and the see.Mode of access: Internet