Demonology -- Early works to 1800; Magic -- Early works to 1800; Witchcraft -- Early works to 1800
“In the time of the said _Reynold Scot_ and before, have been
conversant among the Muses in _Hart_ hall, the _Sackviles_
of _Sussex_, the _Colepepers_ of _Kent_ and _Sussex_, the
_Sedlies_ of _Kent_, and the _Scots_ before mentioned, with
others of inferiour note of the said Counties.”
_Notes added in Bliss’s Reprint._
“7. The learned author in his _Discovery_ is as vehement
against Popery as against witchcraft, and quite indecent in his
abuse of the saints of the Romish church.”—COLE. [His indecency
being for the most part a narrative of, and obvious reflections
on, their indecency. And this I say understanding the sense in
which he uses the word.]
“8. See a full account of this curious book, as Mr. Oldys calls
it, in his _British Librarian_, p. 213. All the copies of the
first edit. 1584, that could be found were burnt by order of
K. James I. an author on the other side of the question.”—Vid.
_Hist. Dictionary_, sub voce “Scot”.
[“REGINALDUS SCOTUS, _Anglus_, _tractatum de Incantamentis_
scripsit, in quo plerasque traditiones de Magia Melancholiæ, &
morbis variis, aut artibus histrionicis adscribit.”] “Hunc in
Anglia publica auctoritate combustum, sibi autem nunquam fuisse
visum refert Thomasius de crimine magiæ § 3.”—Vide [J. V.]
Vogt., _Cat. Libr. rar._, p. 617 [1713].
“Liber in folio scriptus Anglica lingua a Reginaldo Scoto in
quo plurima occurrunt contra magiæ existentiam argumenta. Est
ille etiam in Belgicam linguam conversus: sed plenior editio
est ultima Anglica.”—_Morhof._, ii, 459.
[Then a short note on the three editions.]
In 1874 there were privately printed, _Memorials of the Scot Family_,
by Jas. Renat Scott, Esq., and from them I extract the following tables:
Rich. Scott==Mary Whetenhall.
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Reginald Richard _ancestor of the Edward==May, d. of [2 d.]
author. Scotts of Shrewsbury | John Warren.
and elsewhere._ |
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_À quo_ the Scotts of Glemsford Suffolk _and afterwards of
Ohio and Massachusetts in America_.
Reg. Scott, b. 1541,==Alice Cobbe, d. of Th. Cobbe of Cobbes
mar. 11 Oct. 1568, | Place, Aldington, Kent.
died Oct. 1599. |
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Collyar==Marie. Elizabeth==Sackville Turnor of Tablehurst,
Sussex.
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