I too agree with Koen's point. I believe that these doubts could be solved by someone trained in German philology. We know that Richard Salomon and Erwin Panofsky were convinced that the text means "then take goat’s milk", but they don't provide details about the spelling. Yet, if the unusual spelling is related with a specific region, it belongs to a subject that has been extensively studied. If so, the relevant philological works will be written in German and inaccessible to me. Maybe Helmut, or some other German-speaking user with a humanistic academical background, could provide some additional information?
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Goat milk in contemporary pharmacopaea
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