Kylie Murray completed her degrees in English at St Andrews and Oxford with generous support from the AHRC and Scottish International Education Trust. She held a British Academy Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship at Balliol College, Oxford, and was subsequently appointed Fellow and Lecturer in English at the University of Cambridge, after holding Fellowships at Harvard, Bristol, and Glasgow. She is the founder and owner of an academic and professional consultancy based between Scotland and London, and continues sharing Scotland’s past with wider audiences through her role as a BBC New Generation Thinker.

• List of Figures Abbreviations AcknowledgementsIntroduction 1. Prior Engagements: Scotland’s Early Reception of Dream and Vision 2. The Kingis Quair and Its Manuscript Context 3. Bower’s Scotichronicon and the Prose-Latin Dream-Vision 4. Prophetic and Nationalist Dream-Visions 5. Rethinking Scotland’s Amatory Dream-Vision Epilogue: ‘Mak vpwark heirof and cloyss our buke’Bibliography Index

Kylie Murray completed her degrees in English at St Andrews and Oxford with generous support from the AHRC and Scottish International Education Trust. She held a British Academy Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship at Balliol College, Oxford, and was subsequently appointed Fellow and Lecturer in English at the University of Cambridge, after holding Fellowships at Harvard, Bristol, and Glasgow. She is the founder and owner of an academic and professional consultancy based between Scotland and London, and continues sharing Scotland’s past with wider audiences through her role as a BBC New Generation Thinker.

• List of Figures Abbreviations AcknowledgementsIntroduction 1. Prior Engagements: Scotland’s Early Reception of Dream and Vision 2. The Kingis Quair and Its Manuscript Context 3. Bower’s Scotichronicon and the Prose-Latin Dream-Vision 4. Prophetic and Nationalist Dream-Visions 5. Rethinking Scotland’s Amatory Dream-Vision Epilogue: ‘Mak vpwark heirof and cloyss our buke’Bibliography Index

Kylie Murray completed her degrees in English at St Andrews and Oxford with generous support from the AHRC and Scottish International Education Trust. She held a British Academy Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship at Balliol College, Oxford, and was subsequently appointed Fellow and Lecturer in English at the University of Cambridge, after holding Fellowships at Harvard, Bristol, and Glasgow. She is the founder and owner of an academic and professional consultancy based between Scotland and London, and continues sharing Scotland’s past with wider audiences through her role as a BBC New Generation Thinker.

• List of Figures Abbreviations AcknowledgementsIntroduction 1. Prior Engagements: Scotland’s Early Reception of Dream and Vision 2. The Kingis Quair and Its Manuscript Context 3. Bower’s Scotichronicon and the Prose-Latin Dream-Vision 4. Prophetic and Nationalist Dream-Visions 5. Rethinking Scotland’s Amatory Dream-Vision Epilogue: ‘Mak vpwark heirof and cloyss our buke’Bibliography Index