24-09-2026, 11:58 AM
Hey, remember Hans Sachs, that guy who is famous for writing "poxleber" as an insult to the clergy in his songs and plays? Well, look at this, from one of his songbooks:
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It says "Geis mich", without the "l", just like in f116v.
It's not a recipe involving milk. "Der Geis mich tribuliert" could be translated as "the goat is tormenting me", perhaps "goat" means "satan" or something.
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It says "Geis mich", without the "l", just like in f116v.
It's not a recipe involving milk. "Der Geis mich tribuliert" could be translated as "the goat is tormenting me", perhaps "goat" means "satan" or something.