SC - Medieval Danish cooking???
Jenne Heise
jenne at tulgey.browser.net
Thu Jun 29 13:23:29 PDT 2000
It looks like a Danish translation of Macer, I think. Macer is a latin
herbal treatise.
> Author: Harpestrng, Henrik, d. 1244.
> Title: Gamle danske urtebger, stenbger og kogebger /
> Harpestrng ; udgivne for Universitets-Jubilts
> Published: Kbenhavn : H. H. Thieles bogtrykkeri, 1908-1920.
> Format: cii, 326 p. : facsims. ; 24 cm.
> Subject: Herbs--Therapeutic use
> Cookery, Danish
> Other Name: Macer Floridus. De viribus herbarum.
> Marbode, Bishop of Rennes, 1035?-1123.
>
> HTH someone.
>
> cu drag,
> Bogdan
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