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Chronicle of Lanercost 161
OF THE IMPIETY OF THE SCOTS.
O Scottish race ! God's holy shrines have been defiled by thee,
His sacred temples thou hast burnt, O crying shame to see !
Think not that thou for these misdeeds shalt punishment avoid,
For Hexham's famous sanctuary polluted and destroyed.
The pillaged house of Lanercost lies ruined and defaced ;
The doers of such sacrilege must cruel vengeance taste.
Let irons, fire, and famine now scourge the wicked race,
With whom henceforth nor fame nor faith nor treaty can have place.
The Scottish nation, basely led, hath fallen in the dust ;
In those who forfeit every pledge let no man put his trust. 1
OF WILLIAM WALLACE.
Welsh William being made a noble, 2
Straightway the Scots became ignoble.
Treason and slaughter, arson and raid,
By suffering and misery must be repaid. 8
About the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Mary the King
of England married the Lady Margaret, sister of the
King of France, whereby the [two] kings became A ' D ' 12 99"
friends. 4
In the same year died Oliver, Bishop of Lincoln, and Henry
of Newark, Archbishop of York. Master John of Alderby
succeeded Oliver, and Henry of Corbridge, Doctor in Theology
[succeeded Henry in the see of York].
DE IMPIKTATE SCOTTORUM.
Per te foe data loca sancta Deoque dicata ;
Templaque sacrata, sunt, profi dolor ! igne cremata.
Ene nequiverunt destructio damnaque multa
Eccleslee Celebris Haugustaldensis inulta.
Desolata domus de Lanercost mala plura
Passa fuit,fiet de tallbus ultio dura,
Ferrum, flamma, fames venient tibi, Scotia, digne,
In qua fama, fides, fcedus periere maligne.
Sub duce degenero gens Scotica degeneravit,
Qu& famam temere,faedus, qu