SC - primary sources

[Michelle "TJ" Brunzie]

> >Now, when you say this, does that mean you're actively looking for
> >people who not only love learning about period cooking, but also
> >enjoy reading medieval languages, to do this translating?
>
> Yes--with "actively" qualified by my general level of disorganization and
> inertia. If you want to do it, you have as much information on where to
> find those sources as I do, so get them, translate them, and web them--or
> send me the translation and I'll web it and/or (if appropriate) include it
> in volume II of my collection of source material (which is mostly
> translations I have gotten people to do).

Do you have a master-list of things you want translated?  I'm afraid I
wouldn't be much help with the several Turkish ones mentioned in the list
recently! ;)

Violente de San Sebastiano de la Frontera
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"If you could do anything in the world...would you?"

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