[Ansteorra] Hot Dogs - I'm frightened to post this but...

[Tim McDaniel]

On Wed, 13 Jan 2010, Michael Gunter <countgunthar at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Doc wrote: There's a page full of "Gastronomic Prints", and about
> halfway down is one titled "La grigliata - The Grill" - I can't link
> directly to the image, but here's the page of prints.
>
> http://www.academiabarilla.com/academia/gastronomic-prints/browse-gastronomic-prints-collection.aspx?q=XVI

The text they give with it is
<http://www.academiabarilla.com/academia/gastronomic-prints/browse-gastronomic-prints-collection.aspx?q=XVI#anchor21450>
They say "XVII cent.", which would be the 1600s, post-period for the
SCA, and the clothes look to my untrained eye to be from the 1600s.
However, they also say "A rare representation of a women selling
grilled vegetables outdoors.", but "Wurst" is clear in the caption.

A large form of the image is at
<http://www.academiabarilla.com/download_016_jpg.aspx>

Looks to me like a propane grill and sausage onna bun.

> Text:
>
> Hier wird um wenig geld ein gute Wurst, gebraten, womit dem Hunger
> wird doch nicht dem durst geraten, den einer leschen Kan nach
> hertzens wunsch dar auf an einem solchen Ort wo wein u bier zu kauff.
>
> Edouard, a native speaker, translates this as:
>
> Here, a decent saucage is roasted, with which hunger can be appeased but not thirst.

Someone else posted the Babelfish version.  Google Language Tools
(<http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en>) / Translate text often
works fairly well.  Not so well this time, though.

] Here is some money to a good sausage, fried, so the hunger
] Is not yet advised the thirst, the one to Lescher Kan
] Dearly wish to present wine in a place where u beer to Kauff.

Daniel de Lindicolino
-- 
Tim McDaniel, tmcd at panix.com