08-05-2023, 11:33 AM
I've read a few old books now, just to get a feel for what the structure of a text was like at the time.
So it often happens that with plants and recipes it says:
The master Albertus says.... or Pontius and Pilate. However that they are also called.
Just a few days ago I read in a Bavarian copy the word "veldon". ( fehl getan ) "don" Vergangenheit von tun. Thanks to the context, I know what it means. "mis-done" or simply, done wrong. There are 2 words.
I need the crib as a base. You can also try it with dice.
So it often happens that with plants and recipes it says:
The master Albertus says.... or Pontius and Pilate. However that they are also called.
Just a few days ago I read in a Bavarian copy the word "veldon". ( fehl getan ) "don" Vergangenheit von tun. Thanks to the context, I know what it means. "mis-done" or simply, done wrong. There are 2 words.
I need the crib as a base. You can also try it with dice.