Note 2 — SIR THOMAS URQUHART
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Wyntown's narrative is as follows (quoted in Sir William Fraser's Earls of Cromartie):—
"A nycht he thowcht in hys dreming, Dat syttand he wes besyd þe Kyng At a Sete in hwnting; swà Intil his Leisch had Grewhundys twà. He thowcht, quhile he wes swà syttand, He sawe thre wemen by gangand; And þai wemen þan thowcht he Thre werd Systrys mást lyk to be. De fyrst he hard say gangand by, 'Lo yhondyr þe Thayne of Crwmbawchty.' De toyir woman sayd agayne, 'Of Morave yhondyre I se þe Thayne.' De thryd þan sayd, 'I se þe Kyng.' All þis he herd in hys dreming." Wyntown's Cronykil, i. 225.
Wyntown's date is about A.D. 1395. Macbeth was killed at Lumphanan by Macduff, 5th December A.D. 1056.