ingine ScoE literary

PER: And call you this an ingine?

This crag is callet the Bas; unwinnabil by ingine [ingenuity] of man.

In 1271, Aed son of Comarba Comain O Conchobair was killed by Thomas Butler at Muine Ingine Crechain.

TRUE: Not I, madam; it was sir Dauphine's ingine: who, if he have disfurnish'd your ladyship of any guard or service by it, is able to make the place good again, in himself.

When Meercraft and Ingine are looking for someone to play the "Spanish woman," they mention Richard Robinson, a real actor with the King's Men; Robinson played female parts as a boy, and had acted in the company's production of Jonson's Catiline in 1611.