From many victories it is pleasing to remember one, namely how he [Robert Bruce] won at Bannockburn near Stirling, where, by the agreement of both king of Scots and England, a day for battle was fixed, on the following year on the feast of St John the Baptist, namely in 1314.

[. . .] vnde de multis eis victoriis vnum libet ad memoriam reducere, scilicet quomodo vicerit ad Bannocburn prope Streueling, vbi ex consensu vtriusque regis Scotorum et Anglie dies belli prefixus est, anno sequenti in festo Sancti Johannis Baptiste scilicet anno Domini Mo. ccc.xiiij [. . .]