(19-01-2026, 01:15 PM)Koen G wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You can link directly to the page you're looking at, which is probably most convenient for everyone. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
I'm having a very hard time with the faded text and the handwriting. Are you sure about the line preceding "Ain Bocks Leber"? I can imagine this section starts at Rx.
"Recipe for a Buck's Liver: roast...."
That's what we'd expect in cook books anyway. But I'm not familiar enough with the Widemann work.
I can't be sure, but equally, I didn't prompt anything. I have a limited number of credits on Transkribus so picked random pages to see if I could spot any clear dates for example and this was one I picked. Bocks is at least clear, and Leber is plausible.. am sure one of our resident German experts can opine... Was more the fact that we spend a lot of time talking about Pox Leber, and without any prompting, there it appeared, even if it turns out to be an OCR artifact.
It did make me wonder though whether f116 could be a 16th or 17thc later addition.