Goat's milk definitely shows up in medieval manuscripts, and goat is pronounced and spelled many different ways (not just different spellings like geis, ges, gais but also different words entirely). It's the "mich" as "milk" part that I haven't seen in written form. If someone can come up with even one medieval example (pre-1465-ish) I'd be more comfortable with the idea.
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Goat milk in contemporary pharmacopaea
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