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REGULATIONS FOR SCALAN

REGULATIONS FOR SCALAN APPENDIX I: BISHOP GORDON'S RULES FOR SCA LAN dayly recreations they must be allowed one whole afterweekly that they may have such a continuance of diversion & exercise as may reasonably refresh them after their studys; and it seems proper to chuse rather the day of recreation in the midle of the week than in the end of it, so that Wednsday or Thursday may be pitch'd on, unless there fall an holy day on them. It seems fitt notwithstanding that a whole afternoon be not spent without something to raise their minds to God, & therefore some edifying history may be related or read to them, or some other pious lecture made. noon 31. Besides (Note: From a source I have not traced Canon Clapperton asserts that this Rule was written by Bishop Gordon at Glastirum in the Enzie, his birthplace, while resting there from his missionary labours in preparation for the first episcopal work required by his little seminary, the conferring of minor orders.) Appendix II. (Several copies of this exist, all probably contemporary and promulgated on the appointment of Mr. John Paterson. It explains itself and plainly implies that Scalan was being regarded as a http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Innes Review Edinburgh University Press

REGULATIONS FOR SCALAN

Innes Review , Volume 14 (2): 109 – Jan 1, 1963

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Edinburgh University Press
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Copyright © Edinburgh University Press
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Appendix II
ISSN
0020-157X
eISSN
1745-5219
DOI
10.3366/inr.1963.14.2.109
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APPENDIX I: BISHOP GORDON'S RULES FOR SCA LAN dayly recreations they must be allowed one whole afterweekly that they may have such a continuance of diversion & exercise as may reasonably refresh them after their studys; and it seems proper to chuse rather the day of recreation in the midle of the week than in the end of it, so that Wednsday or Thursday may be pitch'd on, unless there fall an holy day on them. It seems fitt notwithstanding that a whole afternoon be not spent without something to raise their minds to God, & therefore some edifying history may be related or read to them, or some other pious lecture made. noon 31. Besides (Note: From a source I have not traced Canon Clapperton asserts that this Rule was written by Bishop Gordon at Glastirum in the Enzie, his birthplace, while resting there from his missionary labours in preparation for the first episcopal work required by his little seminary, the conferring of minor orders.) Appendix II. (Several copies of this exist, all probably contemporary and promulgated on the appointment of Mr. John Paterson. It explains itself and plainly implies that Scalan was being regarded as a

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Innes ReviewEdinburgh University Press

Published: Jan 1, 1963

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